100 WristCo Yellow Holographic Plastic Wristbands for Events – Extended Wear, Glowing Color Prevents Reuse – Premium-Grade Bracelets for Hospital & Medical ID, Party & VIP Identification

These bands are as expected. A review mentioned you can write on them with sharpie, which you can, however the Sharpie (even the "Industrial Super Permanent" does not stay on the band. So these did not work for my intended use as a child ID bracelet.

Great way to save money with T-Guard. Easy to trim if need more narrow, kids can’t remove without cutting off, and works super well. I wish had used sooner. We will keep buying.

I bought these to wear in a similar fashion to the silicone bracelets that you see for various causes. I wanted to write a daily intention and keep it with me (rather than in a journal, or on my fridge, or some other place where I wouldn't see it all day long). It's worked wonderfully and kept me on track with my thought or intention for each day. I bought the blue holographic because I like shiny things (!!) and because I thought the plain paper ones would look more like I had been at a party the night before and not removed the admission bracelet! They've been perfect for what I wanted.

Atrived quickly. Well packaged. We used these for our campers trip to a water park. We wanted to easily distinguish our kids from other park guests. They held up 6 hours at the water park. Several children wanted to keep them on when we finished. We bought the teal color. They have a snap lock closure.Not tape.

I bought these to use with my baby think it over dolls. They were a little big to fit with the chip but they were cheaper than buying the actual baby think it over wrist bands and tamper proof!

Used for a three day family reunion. Worked perfectly for all three days, could shower and get wet and they never fell apart. Easy to snap on, not removable without scissors.

I got these for our kids to wear in Disneyland in case they got lost and they work fine. The permanent marker I used to write our info with wore off, so I found it was best to put it on their shoe laces or belt loops.

I have a dyslexic child who cannot reliable remember my phone number. When we go somewhere and there is a risk of separation I write my phone number on the inside of the band in sharpie and snap it on her. The holographic design looks cute and she has my number in an emergency.