Organizing with Orbit Labels

Thank you to InchBug for providing me with The Original Orbit labels for review. All thoughts and opinions shared are my own.

InchBug was founded in 2004 by parents in Austin, Texas. The first product to launch was The Original Orbit Label with a personalized, non-adhesive, reusable label. Their line of products makes keeping track of children’s food containers, school supplies, clothing, shoes, and everything else easy. With how many labels I’ve personally gone through with only one child, I am thankful to now have these fabulous reusable labels that already have Hendrix’s name on them. Of course, the company makes adhesive labels as well and has the MyDrinky, a fantastic contraption to hold a juice box.

I was fortunate enough to receive InchBug Orbit Labels to try. They came in a pack of 4 and with a sippy cup. The labels are designed to make identifying containers of all sorts a much easier, less messy process. And to make it even better, all the pieces can be washed in the dishwasher! That gives me more peace of mind knowing it is completely sanitized.

If my husband is like yours, he has a difficult time finding our son’s food in the refrigerator or freezer sometimes. These labels allowed Jon to find Hendrix’s food and beverage quickly and with no hassle thanks to Orbit Labels.

Perfect for all types of cups and containers!

Our family also has lots of kids running around so being able to take Hendrix’s sippy cup with his name on it to functions and be able to keep track of it has saved us lots of time. Think of all the time you’ll save trying to figure out whose water is in the green cup or whose Cheerios are in the car.

Want it? Buy it!

The Original Orbit Labels retail for $12.95 plus shipping and handling. The personalization and color selection are not any extra cost! Don't have any kids needing sippy cups? The website also offers plenty of other kid friendly, time saving products.

Check out all their innovative products and latest news:
Facebook
Twitter
Instagram
Pinterest

What will you do with all that time saved?