No. CareRing uses 3 technologies to Search and Locate. This is where all other location products run into difficulty. If someone needs to be located in conditions where there is no cell service or GPS reception, CareRing produces a RF radio “ping” that enables the Police or Search and Rescue to find it quickly.This is on a frequency that is standard with Project Lifesaver or local Police.
Are there any limitations in finding someone whether they are 100 yards or 100 miles away.
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My Dad had a pendant around his neck and he did not like it and he would hide it in a drawer or forget to put it on. He also had a GPS tracker with a strap and he cut the strap to remove it and destroyed it. We also had to charge the device every day. My Mom is my Dad’s caregiver. Can my Mom operate the lockable CareRing bracelet?
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