Wristbands are used for many purposes. They includes

• Age Identification
• Height Restrictions
• Admissions
• Child Protection
• Parent Child Identification
• Commemoration
• Medical Uses
• Allergy Information
• Fashion Statement

Age Identification:

• Night clubs and further business that serve alcoholic beverages that permit underage people to attend concerts, parties and celebrity appearances normally use different color wristbands that don't stretch, are waterproof and can only be removed by cutting them in half to recognize people who are of legal drinking age and thus are allowed to buy alcoholic beverages.


• This practice permits everyone to enjoy the event. Without the wristbands, moreover underage people would not be permitted to attend or no alcoholic beverages could be sold.
  

Height Restrictions:

• Wristbands are used in amusement parks, carnival and county fairs because a lot of amusement rides have height restrictions for security reasons as the seat belts and other restraints will not work correctly for people under a exact height.


• If the person's height is in query, the individual is measured when the enter the park by standing next to a ruler and if they meet the height necessities, they ought to wear a colored wristband that doesn't stretch, is waterproof and can only be detached by cutting it in half to tell the ride operators that it's OK to allow this individual on the ride.
  

Admissions:

• A lot of business and events that charge an admission fee or are obtainable only to invited guests use wristbands to recognize people who have paid the admission price or had a suitable invitation to the event.


• This eliminates the need for employees to check ticket stubs to make certain people are permitted to participate.


• If an event is held on quite a lot of days, dissimilar colors with the date printed on them can be used to make certain the individual is permitted to attend that day's events.

Child Protection:

• Wristbands are an outstanding way to guard children going on field trips with their school, day care center or youth cluster. It's a good way to do an simple head count and make certain the children get on the correct buses for their group so that no one gets left behind.


• A few wristbands have a pouch in them where a sheet of paper can be inserted to give the child's name, any allergies or medical problems and a emergency number to contact the parent's in case of an accident.


• This type of wrist band was urbanized at the request of an emergency worker's organization after a severe school bus accident left the police, emergency workers and hospitals with no way to recognize the injured children because the adults accompanying were seriously injured.

Parent Child Identification:

• This kind of wrist band is printed in pairs and designed for a solitary use with an identification number on both of the wristbands. These are often used by day care centers, some elementary schools, churches and other organizations to assure that any adult other than one of the child's parents has a same wristband before they are permitted to pick up the child.


• The parent puts one of the wristbands on their child and then gives the other same wristband to the adult who will be picking them up.

Commemoration:

• Just as arm bands can be used for commemorating definite events, few people use wristbands for the alike purpose.


• An anti-bullying campaign supported by pop idol Kelly Holmes, Joss Stone and Natasha Bedingfield that happened lately used bright blue wristbands to show the wearer's belief that bullying is wrong. It is an economical way to make a statement.

Medical Uses:

• The traditional hospital bracelet is the ideal instance of using wristbands for identifying patients. A lot of clinics, testing facilities and even some doctor's offices use them as well under some conditions.


• They are particularly useful in emergency situations for both identification which is written on the wristband and using dissimilar colors for triage purposes to recognize who is critical and needs to be seen right away and who can wait for treatment

Allergy Information:

• This kind of wristband is primarily used for small children who are too young to understand their trouble or too willingly keep a medic alert bracelet on but have stern enough allergies that some form of identifying the problem is essential.


• For instance, assume a toddler has a fatal peanut allergy. Using a wrist band when his parents leave him at a day care center or church nursery can make the grown-up care givers sentient of the danger to the child.
  

Fashion Statement:

• As the advent of extremely colored and customizable wristbands, a lot of young people have adopted them as a fashion statement.


• They buy reusable wristbands that are typically made from leather or rubber so they can wear whichever one expresses these days fashion statement.