Posted by The Wizid | August 2nd, 2012
Did you know…
Wristbands are a requirement in water safety guidelines for unstructured aquatic activity used in NSW schools.
Students must complete a water safety challenge, and if they’re assessed as proficient they’re issued with a Blue tyvek wristband & allowed to participate in unstructured water activity. Students assessed as non proficient are issued with Yellow wristbands & are only allowed to participate in shallow water activities.
The water survival challenge is designed for student safety & any school child in the water without a wristband can be removed from the water.
In summary a BLUE wristband identifies a proficient swimmer & a YELLOW wristband is for a non proficient swimmer.
Wizid stocks both Blue & Yellow wristbands which may be customized to include the School name, logo or message or even that of a sponsor.
Please contact us for your wristband requirements & learn how wristbands can become a great profit centre for your school.
Posted by The Wizid | July 25th, 2011
Silicone wristbands are often called Rubber Wristbands or Bracelets. They are often used as cause wristbands for fundraising, such as the famous LiveStrong Wristbands. Silicone bracelets are easily customised with a huge array of colours, styles and prints available.

Silicone is a soft non-irritable material and are generally safe to wear against skin for long periods of time. Not only are they safe; they are also long lasting and strong, which makes them excellent wristbands for promoting a message. Popular uses for silicone wristbands include fundraising, promotions, and fashion, but you can create your own wristband for your needs.
When creating wristbands, silicone wristbands are great because you can mix and match wristband colours, as well as printing colours – you can even choose to emboss or deboss these wristbands instead of printing, or do both!
Other options include glow in the dark, glitter, and UV Reflective styles. With so many options it makes sense to talk to a professional dealer, this is where Wizid can really help you. We offer silicone wristband quotes and expert advice that can save you money and time. With over 10 years experience, Wizid can often help you avoid the common mistakes that people fall into when ordering silicone wristbands. Check out our range of wristbands and contact us, we love to help!
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Posted by The Wizid | June 6th, 2011
2011 marks the 20th Anniversary of wristbands making news in Australia.
Plastic wristbands made the front of the papers when they were used as the latest weapon to combat under-age drinking. Police combined with hoteliers to thwart an epidemic of under-age drinking & support the introduction of voluntary proof of age cards.
Image courtesy of acdc-bootlegs.com
Wristbands were issued to young people who had to prove they were over 18 when AC/DC performed at the Sydney Entertainment Centre.
Patrons seeking alcoholic drinks presented photo id, in the form of a Drivers License, proof of age card or passport to supervisors who verified the details & issued patrons with a wristband.
Lee Kessler who is still at the Sydney Entertainment Centre said the wristbands would mean faster service at bars where staff had to wait for patrons to produce ID
Wristbands are still being used to assist control alcohol excess, but it is interesting to note the imprint used on the wristbands promoted a leading bourbon whiskey Rebel Yell.
NSW Police Minister at the time, Ted Pickering said the wristband program was a worthwhile initiative as alcohol abuse was a leading cause of road accidents for young motorists & often prompted irresponsible behaviour.
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