ID Bracelet, Child, Blue (Product Code: SLE/AE/05) is a blue, transparent, non-stretch wristband used to give each child in a clinic, nutrition programme or survey a secure personal identity tag. Details go straight onto the band or onto a paper insert, and a single-use clip locks it for good, so facilities often pair blue bands with red ones to mark two groups of children. It is supplied by Jain Scientific Equipments Pvt Ltd (ScienceLab), Ambala, India, a laboratory equipment exporter from India to international programmes.
| Parameter | Detail |
|---|---|
| Colour | Blue |
| Use | Paediatric personal identification; single use |
| Band | Transparent, tamper proof, supple non-stretch plastic (LDPE-based, vinyl or equivalent) |
| Chemical resistance | Resistant to water, common solvents and soaps |
| Comfort | Soft to the touch, atraumatic, hypo-allergenic; strong and durable |
| Locking | Single-use clip; once clicked into position it cannot be removed |
| Recording details | Ballpoint pen directly on the bracelet (non-erasable), or on a paper strip inserted into the transparent band |
| Paper insert | Where applicable, writable with a common ballpoint pen and easy to slide in |
| Size | Approximately 1 cm wide x 25 cm long |
| Fitting | Length adjusts at the closure; excess strap may be trimmed where it leaves the clip |
| Product code | SLE/AE/05 |
| Supplied by | Jain Scientific Equipments Pvt Ltd (ScienceLab), Ambala, India |
In feeding programmes and paediatric wards, a two-colour system lets staff sort children quickly without reading every tag: blue for one enrolment group or follow-up schedule and red for another, according to the facility’s own protocol. When a paper insert is used, fill it in before sliding it into the band so the text sits flat behind the clear plastic.
For field surveys, teams often pre-write the household or survey number on a batch of blue bands before setting out, then add the child’s name on site. Organisations shipping supplies to overseas programmes can include these bands in the same consignment as scales and measuring boards.
Jain Scientific Equipments Private Limited operates as ScienceLab from Ambala, Haryana, India, and supplies the blue ID bracelet to hospitals, feeding programmes, survey teams and distributors. Overseas orders can be combined with other anthropometric items in one shipment. Our company profile has further information.
Products that go with identification bands in child-health work:
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How is the ID Bracelet, Child, Blue different from the red one?
Only the colour differs. The ID Bracelet, Child, Blue has the same transparent non-stretch band, approximately 1 cm x 25 cm size, single-use clip and ballpoint writing method as the red version, so the two work together in a colour-coding scheme.
Can the clip on the ID Bracelet, Child, Blue be reopened?
No. The clip on the ID Bracelet, Child, Blue is single use and cannot be removed once clicked into position. If a band has been fitted too tightly, cut it off and fit a new one.
Will the ID Bracelet, Child, Blue stretch and slip off?
The ID Bracelet, Child, Blue is made from supple non-stretch plastic, so it does not stretch in use. Its length is adjusted at the closure and the spare end trimmed next to the clip for a secure fit.
Can printed labels be used in the ID Bracelet, Child, Blue?
The ID Bracelet, Child, Blue and its paper insert are designed for writing with a common ballpoint pen. If you plan to use printed inserts instead, contact us to discuss suitability before placing an order.
Is the ID Bracelet, Child, Blue affected by soap or solvents?
No. The band material of the ID Bracelet, Child, Blue is resistant to water, common solvents and soaps, and anything written directly on the band with a ballpoint pen is non-erasable.
Who supplies the ID Bracelet, Child, Blue?
Jain Scientific Equipments Pvt Ltd (ScienceLab), Ambala, India, supplies the ID Bracelet, Child, Blue to hospitals, programmes and distributors in India and international markets; one quotation can cover blue and red bands together with other anthropometric items.
Use our contact form or add this item to your enquiry cart to request a quotation for the blue bands.
Last updated: 24 September 2026