Eraselet Review & Giveaway - Ends 8/15

How many times have your children lost their eraser? How many pencils are lying around your house with little or no eraser? How many children love to wear bracelets? Now, there's a solution! Eraselets provide a fun, fashionable, and functional way for children to wear their eraser, like a bracelet. Eraselets are the world's first bracelet eraser, invented by Bryan Ricci, because his youngest daughter kept losing her erasers. "I'm going to tie an eraser around your wrist" he said. Then he thought, "why not create a rubber bracelet that functions as an eraser? An Eraselet!" He then gathered his resources, found a manufacturer, and the rest is modern history.  Learn more about the owners and how being homeless inspired them HERE.

Eraselet Review and Giveaway - Ends 4/15

Guest Post by MomGoesWild & her family, love Eraselet! 

Eraselet, The Bracelet That Eraces!!!

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Eraselets are awesome! Everyone in our social network including ourselves and our kids think that these are such an amazing invention. Eraselets are the new must have accessory. Not only are they super for kids - adults can wear/use these too. Our kids change their colour to match their outfit (or not) and I have my "wild" Eraselet on at all times (Kim, the owner,  sent me a special Eraselet to represent my "wild" side - A tiger--Thanks Kim--I will treasu)

What is an Eraselet, you ask? Well, it's a bracelet that erases. They are convenient, fun, and practical. They come in various colours, and styles. They work very well, just as well as any other eraser I've used. So now, why would I go and buy an eraser I have to look for? I wouldn't, because I have an Eraselet.


The Eraselet was invented by Bryan Ricci after his 3 daughters kept loosing their erasers. Eraselets are a fun, fashionable and functional school supply that give kids a new way to keep up with their erasers. Eraselets are made in the USA and give 10% of their net proceeds to Erase World Hunger, a non-profit started by Brian & Kimberly Ricci to help feed orphans around the world.