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Stress test cards and stress meter rulers for health fair tables, benefits fairs and workplace wellness screenings. A visitor presses a thumb to the sensor, the color changes, and you have a conversation about stress that no brochure was ever going to start. Flexible 6 inch stress test rulers and card style key tags carry your logo, program name or employee assistance line, and they hold up to a full day of walk-up traffic.

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An Activity, Not Just a Handout

Wellness coordinators use these as the hook at a benefits fair or a lunch and learn. Someone presses the panel, watches the reading change, and stays at the table long enough to hear what your program actually offers. Because the item is a ruler or a key tag, it then goes home and keeps working, which is more than can be said for the pamphlet handed out next to it.

Simple to Imprint, Easy to Mail

These are flat and light, so they fit a mailed screening packet, a new hire folder or an onsite table equally well. Put your employee assistance line, appointment number or a one line message next to your logo. Ask for a sample first so you can test the color reading yourself before you order, or call 800.378.6376 and we will send one out.

Common Questions

There are only three items here. Is that everything?

It is. This is a deliberately narrow shelf: two flexible stress test rulers and a card style key tag. All three do the same job, and the job is worth doing.

How does a stress test card actually work on a table?

A visitor presses a thumb to the panel and the color changes. That is enough to keep them standing there while your staff start a conversation about stress.

Can we add an employee assistance line to the imprint?

Yes, alongside your logo. An EAP number, an appointment line or a single sentence all fit, and the item then goes home and keeps that number in a wallet or a drawer.