Guard Your ID Wide Stamp Roller for Identity Protection, White

Great product to safe guard your name and address when throwing things out.

I love these so much I bought another one. SO easy and beats having to shred everything. Zip it over your identies and bam you are done :)

Excelent item. Had one previous for a few years and had just put a new ink cartridge in which was very easy and promptly lost it. I purchased a different brand and absolutely hate it. You have to manually squeeze the ink into a reservoir. The ink comes out in bloches and is very messy. I went back and ordered the original one, in fact, I bought two and extra cartridges.

This little gadget works great! Pretty easy to use.

Works great and helps without having to rip up every address label on every box!

I had a large collection of empty pill bottles, I wanted to recycle them, but my information was on the label which I could not remove. I feel confident that my information is safe having used the Guard Your I’d roller.

I saw this on an ad somewhere and thought I'd give it a try. We are very conscious of our packaging and all the stupid offers in the mail, so we have shredded many things in the past.Unfortunately, getting the shredding done has become another chore and it will pile up. Add to the fact that shredded paper is not a recyclable item in our area, so it just piles up and then goes into the trash.This little gadget is awesome! Does a great job of basically redacting all your personal info from printed objects, then they can just go into the regular recycle bin! I do notice it doesn't work on certain types of labels that are more "plastic-y", so we just take those off, but almost everything else is fair game. I've also had success at using it on handwritten notes. You can still see the indentation of the pen strokes, but I'm general it's unreadable.It is also somehow, oddly satisfying to run it across a document and like magic you literally can't read it anymore. Very cool!

Cute item, easy to use. Works well on matte paper bills, but on glossy paper such as a magazine you can still easily read name/address/etc by just tilting paper slightly.