Changes color with direct UV sunlight.

This bracelet is not silicone and is imprinted with ink. We recommend not purposely stretching nor exposing to harsh cleaners.

Confetti pattern changes color with ice cold liquids.

Confetti pattern is different on each cup.

Top shelf dishwasher safe.

Changes color with direct UV sunlight.

This bracelet is not silicone and is imprinted with ink. We recommend not purposely stretching nor exposing to harsh cleaners.

Quality wood pencil.

#2 graphite.

Black ferrule with matching eraser.

Black panel changes to color with heat of your hand.

Imprints are placed closest to the eraser to maximize the life of the imprint. Orders requiring a centered imprint must specify on purchase order.

English Scale.

Assorted flourescent colors available.

Scaling: English, millimeter or 1/2 centimeter. English will be used unless otherwise specified. Colored Ends: $.30 (G) per ruler.

Ink changes color when exposed to UV ligh.t

210D Polyester material.

Maximum weight recommendation: 25 lbs.

#2 graphite.

Barrel and eraser glow in the dark.

No screen or logo charges.

Imprints are placed closest to the eraser to maximize the life of the imprint. Orders requiring a centered imprint must specify on purchase order.

36" long.

Folds in 3 sections.

3 large imprint areas.

Fluorescent Finish.

English Scale.

EVA material molded with mesh for added durability Soft and durable Easily wipes clean Large gussets.

Manufactured with an Antimicrobial and/or antibacterial additive which fights bacteria growth on the product’s surface.

Neutralizes over 99% of active bacteria on product's surface.

Additive doesn’t wear off and remains effective for the life of the product.

English scale.

MicroHalt products each have an EPA registered antimicrobial and/or antibacterial agent incorporated into the plastic/lacquer that protects the item itself by suppressing growth of bacteria. The antimicrobial and/or antibacterial properties do not protect users or others against bacteria, viruses, germs or other disease organisms. For more information visit www.epa.gov