Writable silicone bottle bands
Stop re-taping
your bottles
every morning.
Write it in oil-based marker, wipe it with alcohol, wash it, write it again. No adhesive. No residue. No tape roll to buy again next month.
The morning
You already know.
- 06:00
The tape has failed overnight.
- 06:10
A faded name turns instinct into doubt.
- 06:20
You're fixing yesterday. Again.
Stretch. Write. Wipe.
Four sizes
to choose.
Small · 1 3/4″ (45mm)
Spice jars and slim cans. Typically 8 oz squeeze bottles. Fits 1.77–2.17 in.
Band size is bottle diameter. Measure across, not by ounces.
The walk-through
Date it once.
Pass the inspection.
Find it by color. Confirm it by name.
Ready-to-eat prep held over 24 hours needs a date mark, and an unlabeled squeeze bottle is one of the easiest citations an inspector can write.
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Choose the size, count, and color.
Straight answers.
Is a marker included?
No — bring your own. Any oil-based marker works, including the one already in your apron pocket. Which markers work best.
Will the writing come off during service?
Not on its own. Oil-based marker holds through handling and the walk-in. It comes off when you wipe it with alcohol — on purpose.
How do I know which size?
Measure the bottle's outside diameter, not its capacity. When in doubt, go bigger — tension does the rest. Check your fit.
Does it leave residue?
There's no adhesive to leave any. The band grips by tension and comes off clean.
Does this satisfy date-marking rules?
It gives you one place to write both. FDA Food Code 3-501.17, the seven-day rule, calls for a date mark on ready-to-eat prep held over 24 hours. Contents and date live in the same writing box, so the next person on station does not inherit a mystery bottle. Check your local health authority for the version of the rule that applies to you.
Need something
we do not make yet?
Bulk quantities, custom colors, different sizes, or named bands.
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