Wristbands
Our custom made Awareness Wristbands are made of 100% silicone. They are enscribed with the words DON’T BE A CLOT on one side and our (old) web address www.protein.org.uk on the other. The lettering is molded into the bracelet so it won’t fade or flake.
Don’t Be A Clot
Bracelets and wristbands have been created to support many causes such as breast cancer awareness, anti-bullying, anti-racism, AIDS and Tsunami Relief, and each carries its own slogan. We invited suggestions on our forum and Anne Holmes proposed the slogan DON’T BE A CLOT to help raise awareness of Protein S Deficiency and Thrombophilia.
Quality
The wristbands are made of industrial strength polished silicone and are of similar quality to Lance Armstrong’s Live Strong bracelets. They are stronger and more durable than rubber wristbands or rubber bracelets, which can break much more easily. Because the debossed lettering is molded into the design it won’t fade or flake off as some painted versions sometimes do.
Sizes
Our Awareness Wristbands are available in two sizes:
- Medium Size (7-3/8")
- Large Size (8-3/8")
Styles
Our Awareness Wristbands are available in one style:
- DON’T BE A CLOT, in bright green
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Last updated: Wednesday, 3rd January 2018
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