invisaWear® invisaWear®
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Troubleshooting? We can help!

Troubleshooting? We can help! 

Need additional assistance? Contact us!

Please feel free to contact us with any questions, concerns, or comments. We love hearing from our community.

For more help, contact us! 

Please feel free to email us with any questions, concerns, or comments. We love hearing from our community.

Please email us at letschat@invisawear.com

Step 1

Install the invisaWear app

STEP 2 

Choose emergency contacts

STEP 3

Pair with your jewelry 

just in case . . .

invisaWear accessories are designed with just the right amount of pressure to make double clicking the device with one hand a breeze, but not so easy that you accidentally trigger an alert. We achieved this by precisely tuning the amount of pressure needed to activate invisaWear and using a two press system.

A rapid double click is required in order to initiate an alert. Additionally, the button actuation point is designed so that a substantial amount of pressure is required to press the button.

In the very rare case that you do accidentally activate an alert, that’s okay! Simply open your companion app within 30 seconds to notify your contacts & the police that you’ve canceled the alert. A 911 dispatcher may need your verbal confirmation that you don’t actually need help.

 

invisaWear accessories are designed with just the right amount of pressure to make double clicking the device with one hand a breeze, but not so easy that you accidentally trigger an alert. We achieved this by precisely tuning the amount of pressure needed to activate invisaWear and using a two press system.

A rapid double click is required in order to initiate an alert. Additionally, the button actuation point is designed so that a substantial amount of pressure is required to press the button.

In the very rare case that you do accidentally activate an alert, that’s okay! Simply open your companion app within 30 seconds to notify your contacts & the police that you’ve canceled the alert. A 911 dispatcher may need your verbal confirmation that you don’t actually need help.