/PRNewswire/ Over a year into the pandemic and business has skyrocketed for a company that launched wrist bands to safely communicate social distancing.
/PRNewswire/ Over a year into the pandemic and business has skyrocketed for a company that launched wrist bands to safely communicate social distancing.
By Angie Ward
Jun 9, 2021
It s like a bad dance. You see someone you haven t seen since before the pandemic. How do you greet them? Handshake? Fist bump? Elbow tap? Full blown hug? How are we supposed to know the other person s comfort level post pandemic for personal space?
That s why Amber Viens and Desiree Haller, cofounded Social Bands, a new color-coded wristbands system that makes those individual preferences known without anyone having to say a word.
The system is easy to follow - like a traffic light.
Red means no contact;. Yellow means an elbow bump is okay. Green means bring it in for a hug or the high-five!