Prevent unauthorized entry. Here’s how.
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Expiring visitor badges are VALID today, but VOID tomorrow
Expiring Visitor Badges change color overnight to prevent reuse.
- Once activated, the visitor’s badge gradually changes color.
- By the next day, the badge is completely VOID, so it can’t be reused.
- Since it can’t be reused, the badge does not need to be collected at the end of a visit.
Expiring Visitor Badges show you instantly if visitors have signed in today.
- If the badge is WHITE, the visitor’s I.D. is authentic.
- If the badge shows “VOID,” the visitor’s badge has expired, and the visitor should be questioned.
Expiring Visitor Badges come in two formats:
- On Rolls that are compatible with many printers and software programs (see below).
- In Visitor Badge Sign-In Books that protect everyone’s privacy.
Select a badge type below to learn more about these different solutions.
Time-expiring visitor badges for popular direct thermal printers.
Learn More › Inkjet Badges ›
Expiring badges for popular inkjet printers - can be printed with a color photo, color logo, and (or) color title/text.
Learn More › Expiring Screened Sticker ›
Expiring SCREENED Stickers identify who has been screened today. Tomorrow, they say "VOID" to prevent reuse. SCREENED stickers notify staff of Who, Where, When or anyway you need!
Learn More › Expiring Screened Sticker (with "Date") ›
Expiring SCREENED Stickers identify who has been screened today. Tomorrow, they say "VOID" to prevent reuse. This sticker has a "Date" field.
Learn More › Expiring Dot Sets ›
Turn any badge into an expiring badge with Expiring Dot Sets.
Turn ordinary I.D.s into time-expiring I.D.s, just by activating and applying these stickers.
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