ShrinkTags for Glasses

With glasses being lost and misplaced in a care home this product is ideal for my elderly relative. I didn’t think it would shrink down small enough at first when using the hairdryer but it did

Reviewed by Sarah Bing from Gillingham on 15th Feb, 2022

My mum suffers from dementia and is in a care home, so these labels were a godsend - I put a name label on one side and a reader/distance label on the other. Brilliant idea and easy to use.

Reviewed by Gail Gunson from Swindon on 12th Feb, 2022

When my daughter lost her glasses at school I realised they were the only think un-named! Nothing like it on the market. These are great and easy to apply with hairdryer. very secure - Love them!

Reviewed by Emily Mandal on 24th Nov, 2021

Have got these before but unfortunately the glasses got broken. In nursing home things go missing & it’s extremely hard to label glasses discretely. These fit the bill perfectly & are so easy to stick

Reviewed by Rebecca Robertson from Belfast on 24th Nov, 2021

I got these for my husband's glasses, he's in a nursing home and keeps losing his glasses, got home new glasses and saw these online, perfect, easy to put on and very secure, great idea.,

Reviewed by Jacqueline Stanley from Widnes Cheshire on 23rd Nov, 2021

These are ideal for labelling glasses when someone is in a care home. The labels are clear, easy to fix to the glasses and good value.

Reviewed by Sarah from Rutland on 20th Nov, 2021

I tried the glasses on and positioned labels so they were out of sight but not going to irritate. I had to use hairdryer very close up and for quite a long time but they shrank beautifully.

Reviewed by Sharon Charman on 20th Sep, 2021

Awesome product wish I would have found this site sooner

Reviewed by Kim Overstreet from Virginia on 29th Jul, 2021

These are a great idea, and very discreet when on the glasses.

Reviewed by Mrs Linda Lanham from West Sussex on 19th Jul, 2021

easy to use

Reviewed by Irene Farrell from basingstoke on 26th Mar, 2021

My husband wears different strengths of glasses for reading and for the computer. They were always getting mixed up. The labels solved the problem. Easy to put on and to read label. Look nice/tidy.

Reviewed by Cathy Campbell from Canada on 1st Jan, 2021

I’ve bought numerous labels from here and these are just a good for glasses.
Easy to apply to the glasses and the name is very clear.

Reviewed by Stacey from Hertfordshire on 14th Nov, 2020

This product is great. I use them for my daughters glasses so that she doesn’t lose them at school. They are very strong and haven’t fallen off. Very easy and quick to apply as well.

Reviewed by Ceri on 1st Nov, 2020

Bought these reading glasses shrink tags for my Grandaughter at school as extra security in case they get mislaid. Great idea, easy to put on. Thank you for your excellant product and service.

Reviewed by Debbie T from King’s Lynn, Norfolk. on 20th Sep, 2020

These neat little name tabs are easy to use and very secure. I was able to fit them very easily following the enclosed instructions.
An excellent idea to identify spectacles.

Reviewed by Richard Avery from Wiltshire on 17th Sep, 2020

Last time my Mum in Law went into respite, she came home minus her £300+ glasses. Whilst I was buying woven labels I found these, hopefully now the replacement glasses will be safer.

Reviewed by Pat Yirrell from Cheshire on 9th Sep, 2020

Great for labelling Mum's glasses as she often leaves them at her Knit and Natter group!!

Reviewed by Jane from Yorkshire on 8th Sep, 2020

These have been added to my husbands specks and work a treat.

Reviewed by Mary Rowntree from Durham on 1st Sep, 2020

I was hoping to have my child’s name engraved on the leg of her specs. Nobody could do it for me despite having seen it done on my mothers specs. Excellent product,, slipped on easily.

Reviewed by Margaret Wilkes from Northumberland on 1st Apr, 2020

mum lives in a care home and her specs were always going missing, since i put these tags on her specs they no longer get lost.

Reviewed by Terry from Canterbury on 4th Jan, 2020