rubber wristbands

If you’re thinking about ordering silicone wristbands to promote your business or for any other reason, you may be wondering whether they’re strong and long-lasting. That’s the very question we are going to answer in our latest blog! We’re going to take you through the benefits of choosing silicone as your material for your bracelets or wristbands, and together we’ll...

Customised rubber wristbands make ideal promotional products. They’re affordable, long-lasting and can be tailor-made with any message or branding of your choice. If you’re thinking of ordering customised rubber bracelets for the first time, you’ll be sure to have lots of questions. So in this article, we’re going to take you through all the essentials, including where to buy your...

Handbands lend themselves to children because of their versatility, their wearability and the tons of messages you can print on them for a surprisingly cheap price. Schools use our Multibandz times tables handbands because they make learning the times tables easier and fun. Parents use our Gogo Watches as fun additions to party bags - they're bright and colourful and last a long while (and less controversial than loading up with candy!). Organisations use handbands to underscore values that the school or club might want to encourage. You can print your messages on them and the kids Continue reading →

Everyone loves to buy products - even those who *say* they don't, but nobody likes being sold to. What does this have to do with Handband promotional rubber wristbands? It's all about the relationship. With so much happening in our worlds, we have no time to critically think through many decisions, so we rely on trust when buying a product. We'll often go back to a product we've happily bought before, even it's more expensive, because that product is the obvious choice says business marketer Mari Smith. Relationships are built on trust and they're built on familiarity. Handband rubber wristbands with your logo and your company name stay around for months on end Continue reading →

Feeling sleepy? The answer lies, literally at your fingertips. A study, just published in Current Biology suggests that electric lights affect our sleep patterns quite dramatically. As citizens of mother earth, and therefore beholden to Mother Nature, our bodies are tuned to the rising and setting sun. The setting sun triggers melatonin which makes us sleepy and off we go to bed... except that artificial lighting  disrupts this pattern. We don't get enough healthy sunshine during the day and we extend our day too long with artificial light at night, thus throwing our bodies out of synch, and delivering the sleep deprivation symptoms we all complain about. The length of time you sleep at night is not the main determinate of whether you'll be tired or not during the day. Swedish research conducted across 6,000 people shows that the sleep you need is dependent on genetic conditioning, age and health. The study found that the average amount of time we sleep is Continue reading →