FAQ · Everything You Need to Know

Yes. All FTGO wristbands are made from materials that do not contain natural latex, making them suitable for individuals with latex sensitivity or allergies. This ensures skin safety and comfort, especially for long-term wear.

All FTGO wristbands and labels are manufactured at our own facility in Guangdong, China, backed by over 13 years of production expertise. We offer global shipping to ensure consistent product quality, reliable delivery times, and stable supply.

Yes, FTGO offers free sample requests. Please fill out the form on our website or product page and we’ll gladly send you samples to test quality and performance.

FTGO wristbands can be printed directly from hospital information systems or used with standalone printing solutions. This allows flexibility for both integrated and smaller or temporary setups.

Not at all. Most hospitals already use thermal printers for patient labels. FTGO wristbands and tags work just like standard labels. A simple label size adjustment is all that’s needed. We can also help connect you with setup support if needed.

Yes. FTGO offers the option to pre-print hospital names, logos, or other identifiers during the production of wristbands and labels. Alternatively, users can add their facility name directly in the printing template to ensure consistent and professional brand presentation.

FTGO offers wristbands in a variety of colors, with white, red, blue, and pink being the most common. We can also customize the color based on your specific requirements for better patient classification or departmental use.

FTGO’s thermal and thermal transfer wristbands and labels are compatible with a wide range of leading printer brands, including SATO, Zebra, Brother, Citizen, Avery Dennison, and GoDEX. Thermal wristbands can be printed directly using thermal printers without ribbons, while thermal transfer wristbands require the use of a ribbon, offering durable and high-definition print quality.

FTGO’s printed patient wristbands are slightly more expensive than traditional hand-written ones. However, they offer better legibility, longer durability, and improved accuracy by printing directly from hospital systems. Barcodes can also be added to enhance patient safety and streamline workflows.