Wallet Medication Card
A free printable you fill in and fold.
A free printable wallet medication card — a blank form you print, fill in, and fold into your wallet, from the makers of Pillbook, the offline medication list app.
What it is, and how to use it
- Print it. One page on plain US Letter paper, at home or at the library — white paper, black ink, nothing fancy.
- Fill it in with a pen. Your name, date of birth, allergies, conditions, your medications with dose and when you take them, and two emergency contacts.
- Fold it into thirds. The two blank panels tuck behind the card along the dashed lines, so it ends up wallet-sized.
- Carry it. Keep it in your wallet or on the fridge — something the ER or a family member can read even if your phone is dead.
- Re-print when it changes. When your medications change, print a fresh one — or let Pillbook keep the list current for you.
Get the card
Download the card (PDF)Free · US Letter · print at home and fold into thirds.
Questions
Is the medication card really free?
Yes. The wallet medication card is a free printable from the makers of Pillbook — nothing to buy, no account, and no sign-up.
Do I need the Pillbook app to use the card?
No. The printable medication card works entirely on paper, but Pillbook, the offline medication list app, keeps the same information current on your phone.
How do I keep the medication card up to date?
Re-print the card whenever your medications change, or use Pillbook to keep an always-current list you can share as a PDF.
A paper card goes out of date. Pillbook keeps it current.
The printed card is a snapshot — the moment your medications change, it's wrong until you print a new one. Pillbook keeps the same list current on your phone, works with no internet, and shares it as a clean PDF whenever you need one.