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Lime PVC NFC tag card · one 2 by 3 inch card

$12.00

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NFC Contact Card for a New Parent Support Circle

$12.00

Product Details

Put your support circle in one place.

Features

  • One rigid 2 × 3 inch PVC NFC tag card with your choice of full-face color.
  • Configured for one parent-selected page with chosen family, friends, and professional support contacts.
  • Optional two-line custom print adds $0.59 to the order. No holder or accessories are included.

Benefits

  • Keep one agreed route to selected contacts with the notebook, wallet, or bag you already use.
  • You choose the page service and its sharing settings; a compatible phone tap opens the destination.
  • Choose an adult page owner who can maintain the contact list through that service.

Package Details

  • One 2 × 3 inch PVC NFC tag card in your selected face color, configured for one URL you provide. Optional two-line custom print is a separate $0.59 add-on.
  • The card opens the selected page; it does not store, host, secure, or verify contact details. Get permission before sharing someone’s personal information. Avoid sensitive health details and keep your household’s usual contact plan in place.
Enter the page you choose for selected family, friends, and professional contacts. Ask permission before sharing personal details, and check the page's sharing settings. The card opens the destination; it does not make the page private or verify contact availability.
Choose your card color

The color covers the full card face. Text switches to white on Ink, Charcoal, and Navy for contrast.

Custom print

Add two centered lines to this card for $0.59.

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Put your support circle in one place.

The friend who said yes is in the family thread. The professional's work number is in email. The relative who offered to help is saved under a nickname. Good people. A scattered list.

Keep an NFC contact card with your notebook or wallet and connect it to the page you choose. Tap to reach the family, friends, and approved professionals you decided to include. You choose the page, the details, and who gets the link.

A lime NFC-A TAG card sits beside a phone with a generic contact list on a home table.
The story images show the lime option. The card visual above follows your selected color. The destination service controls the contact page and its sharing.

Choose the circle.

Add only people who agreed to be listed, using the contact route they want shared. A professional's public work number or office page may fit better than a personal phone. The card does not verify anyone's role or availability.

Share the right page.

Check the destination's access settings before adding contacts. Give the link to the people who need it. Keep health details, private schedules, access codes, and emergency plans in the appropriate systems.

Give the list an owner.

Choose an adult who will review the contact page when the circle changes. Test the tap after setup. If the destination lets you edit its contents, make the change there and test it again. The card does not make updates or confirm someone can be reached.

Spend less time reconstructing who said they'd help.

Support arrives in pieces. One person can pick up groceries. Another has a car seat. Someone else is the professional the parent chose to include. When each offer lives in a different thread, the parent becomes the directory.

Keep one NFC card with the notebook or family organizer and point it to a contact page the parent controls. Give one adult responsibility for checking the roster, and ask permission before adding a contact. When the linked service supports edits, one current list can replace the hunt across texts, email, and paper slips.

This card opens the chosen destination. It is not a medical record, care instruction system, alert, or emergency response service.

The people are already showing up. Make the list easier to find.

Would You Like a Consult Before Making a Decision?

Tell us what you need to talk through. We’ll get in touch to find a time. Sending this form doesn’t book or confirm an appointment.

Rather talk it through? Call (385) 347-0897 or email hello@nfc-a-tag.com.

Questions about Care Team Contact Card

What does the NFC contact card open?

A compatible phone can tap the card to open the one parent-selected page URL supplied with the order. The selected service hosts and controls the page and its sharing.

Does NFC-A TAG host or protect my contact list?

Keep it with a notebook, document wallet, or bag your chosen support circle already uses.

Can I include professional contacts?

The card opens the selected page. It does not store, host, secure, or back up contact details. Ask contacts before sharing personal information and keep sensitive health details in an appropriate private system.

Who can see the contact page?

The page service you choose controls its sharing and access settings. Review them before adding names or contact details, and ask each person before including their information.

Does the card call anyone or update the list?

No. A compatible phone opens the selected page when tapped. The card does not place calls, send alerts, maintain the list, or confirm that anyone read it. The adult page owner updates the information through the chosen service.