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The Lacrosse Contact Labels from Name Bubbles is here with the scoop to help reduce stress when your child loses one of their expensive belongings! Our lacrosse name and contact information labels for kids are a great way to keep tabs on your child's electronics, sports gear, medical devices, and more!
All of our contact labels for kids, including these lacrosse contact labels, are customizable to include your child’s name and up to three lines of direct contact information (phone number and/or email address). Simply peel and stick the kids' lacrosse name and contact information label to the select item and rest easy knowing that if lost or misplaced, it has a higher chance of making the run back home.
Each of our lacrosse contact labels for kids is printed with non-toxic ink on our premium vinyl sticker material. Best of all, our lacrosse contact labels are waterproof, dishwasher safe, freezer safe, microwave safe, and made to last through any adventure your child takes them through.
*Not for use on rubber or silicone surfaces.
16 | Square Labels 1.5" x 1.5"
For Best Results
- Apply labels to a clean, dry surface
- Allow labels to rest for 24 hours before their first wash
*Not for use on rubber or silicone surfaces
IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR USE WITH YOUNG CHILDREN
Name Bubbles labels should always be applied by an adult or with adult supervision. All Name Bubbles products are produced with non-toxic materials, and though our waterproof labels are durable and long-lasting, they are not permanent. Because our labels are designed only to be removed with intent, they may detach from fabrics or toys if subject to persistent or prolonged picking or chewing. Therefore, use caution in the product’s application to certain items handled by young children (e.g. blankets, teething rings, etc.) and ensure ongoing monitoring of adhesion to avoid choking hazard.
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