Tourette’s Syndrome Medical ID Cards And Awareness Cards

We sell a complete range of Tourette’s Syndrome ID cards—designed to help explain the condition quickly and clearly.

We offer two types of cards:

• Tourette’s Medical ID Cards, which include your name, condition details and optional emergency contact information.

• Tourette’s Awareness Cards, which are non-personalised and say “I Have Tourette’s” in bold, easy-to-read designs.

All cards are credit-card sized (86mm x 54mm), printed on biodegradable plastic, and available to order online.

Personalised Tourette’s Medical ID Cards

These double-sided cards include your name, medical details, and space for emergency contact information. Some include a photo, while others use a mono or non-photo layout. All are designed for clear communication and practical daily use.

Tourette’s Premium Photo Medical ID Card

Our most detailed and in turn, most popular tourette's card. Includes your name, date of birth, and a short description of Tourette’s, with an optional flag icon. The back has a signature strip, a smaller version of your photo, and a second description of the condition.

Tourette’s Photo Medical ID Card

Photo ID layout with your name and a brief explanation of Tourette’s. The back holds two emergency contact names and phone numbers.

Tourette’s Medical ID Card

Non-photo version. Front shows your name and a brief description of Tourette’s. Reverse includes two emergency contacts.

Tourette’s Mono Medical ID Card

Black-and-white version of our standard medical ID card. Same layout and content, in a clean mono design.

Tourette’s Awareness Cards

These single-sided cards are non-personalised and say “I Have Tourette’s”. They’re designed for quick use in public spaces, transport settings, or any situation where explaining the condition out loud isn’t easy.

Choose from medical-style designs for adults or comic-style designs for children.

I Have Tourette’s

Medical-style design with a maroon colour scheme.

I Have Tourette’s Design 2

Medical-style design with a blue-grey colour scheme.

I Have Tourette’s Kids Design

Comic-style card with a girl superhero and bold red background.

I Have Tourette’s Kids Design 2

Comic-style card with a boy superhero and bright colours.

What Tourette’s ID Cards Are For

Tics can be physical, vocal, or both. In public, they’re often misunderstood—and people may not realise they’re part of a neurological condition. These cards help stop confusion before it starts.

• In shops and cafés

• On public transport

• At school or college

• During medical appointments or emergencies

Some customers keep an awareness card in their wallet and a photo ID card in a lanyard, so they’re covered in different situations.

Tourette’s ID Cards Designed For Daily Use

Our Tourette’s ID cards are:

• Printed on biodegradable plastic

• Waterproof and wipeable

• Credit-card sized (fits any wallet or ID holder)

• Designed with bold, easy-to-read text

• Available in medical ID or awareness card styles

• Printed and posted from the UK

Other Medical ID Cards Linked To Tourette’s Syndrome

Tourette’s is often linked with other neurological or mental health conditions. We also sell medical ID cards and awareness cards for:

• ADHD

• Anxiety

• Autism

• Dyslexia

• Epilepsy

• OCD

• Panic Disorder

These follow the same format as our Tourette’s range and are designed to support people in everyday settings.

Don’t Let Tics Be Misread – Order Your Tourette’s Card Online Today

Tics can draw attention. These cards make sure people understand why. Whether you want a personalised medical ID with emergency contacts or a simple awareness card that explains things at a glance, there’s something here that works.

Every card is printed on durable biodegradable plastic, made to carry every day, and designed to be read quickly in any situation. Choose the one that fits and place your order online today.

Learn More About Tourette’s: A Complete Guide to Understanding the Condition

Tourette’s Syndrome is often misunderstood, and if you or someone you love has recently been diagnosed, you may have a lot of questions. To try and help you, we've written an article "What You Need to Know About Tourette’s Syndrome" which provides a complete guide to the condition, covering everything from early signs and diagnosis to managing tics and finding the right support.

In this article, you will find:

• A clear explanation of what Tourette’s is and how it affects the brain
• The different types of tics and what can trigger them
• Helpful strategies for managing symptoms in daily life
• Guidance on navigating school, work, and social situations with Tourette’s
• Insights into mental health challenges that can accompany the condition
• Practical ways to raise awareness and support someone with Tourette’s

Whether you are looking for medical facts, real-life advice, or ways to help others understand Tourette’s, this guide is packed with useful information. Read our What You Need to Know About Tourette’s Syndrome article to learn more and feel confident moving forward.