Braille Freezer Labels

Product Description

Here's a simple and effective way of labeling food stored in a cold freezer, or last night's left-overs in the fridge for that matter. These durable, all-plastic labels are designed to help you figure out exactly what's in that container in the fridge, or the mysterious frozen lump of meat in the zip-lock bag.

These labels have a hole at each end (through which you thread the included stretchy string) to attach to the item of your choice. Just Braille on the label with a Braille-writer or slate and stylus - and tie it on. And, when you gobble up Mom's famous banana bread, just set the label aside to use next time she visits with more food. That's the benefit of using thick plastic labels - they hold Braille for years, even in tough environments, and never wear out. No waste, no fuss.

Because they're so versatile, your use of these labels doesn't have to be limited to the kitchen. We've used them for everything from soda cans to birthday gifts. A safety pin fits easily through either hole, and can be attached to a potted plant or nailed to a garden steak. These labels can be easily tied to the handle of a cleaner bottle with a long twist tie. Get creative - the possibilities are endless! You can even write on these labels with a black marker or our BoldWriter Pen, to make things easier to identify for low-vision folks.

This package contains 12 reusable plastic labels, along with 12 specially-designed rubber bands. The labels measure 2" X 3.5" (the exact size of a business card) and have rounded corners. The labels hold up to four lines of Braille, 14 characters per line, depending on what tool you use to add the Braille. Labels are transparent (see-through), so regular print is readable beneath. Elastic cords are 8" in length, stretch up to 16" long, and have a T-clip at each end for fast and easy fastening to your label after Brailling.