Gctriki Autism Awareness Lanyards for ID Badges, Badge Holder Retractable

Gctriki Autism Awareness Lanyards for ID Badges, Badge Holder Retractable

• Autism Puzzle Design: Full-coverage colorful puzzle pieces in red, orange, yellow, green, blue, and pink — the globally recognized symbol of autism awareness. A meaningful badge holder for parents, teachers, and advocates to show support for inclusion, acceptance, and neurodiversity. A thoughtful autism lanyard that sparks conversations and spreads hope
• Complete 3-in-1 Badge Set: Includes a detachable lanyard (quick-release buckle + mini strap for small items), a retractable badge reel with carabiner and 360° clip (extends 24"), plus a slide-open card holder (4.3"×2.7"). A versatile badge holder with lanyard system for school, office, and hospital settings — ideal for special education teachers, therapists, and medical staff.
• Detachable Lanyard with Quick-Release: Wear around your neck for close scans. Press buckle to detach short strap for distant readers — swipe without leaning. Mini strap holds phone, earbuds, or keys. A practical teacher lanyard for special education professionals who move between classrooms and therapy sessions. Safety breakaway clasp adds peace of mind
• Retractable Badge Reel with Key Ring: This badge reel (2.2"×1.2") extends 24" for effortless ID swiping. Extra ring holds up to 7 keys. 360° clip and carabiner attach to bags, belts, or pockets — a reliable retractable badge holder for nurses, therapists, and support staff working in schools, clinics, and hospitals
• Slide-Open Card Protector: Clear front window for scanning. Back displays full puzzle print. Waterproof hard shell holds 2 standard cards or 1 thick RFID badge — a durable id card holder that protects your work ID, school badge, and access cards. A great key card holder for parents and caregivers on the go
• Meaningful Gift for Autism Awareness: A colorful and heartfelt gift for teachers, special education staff, therapists, nurses, parents, and autism advocates. Perfect for Autism Awareness Month (April), back-to-school, birthdays, or holidays — show your support while keeping ID, keys, and badge organized