Custom Wellness Giveaways Under $1

Health fairs, open enrollment tables and community 5Ks go through giveaways fast, so the per-piece cost matters. Every one of these 30 items sells for less than a dollar, with prices from $0.39, and every one takes a screen printed name or logo.

The mix leans practical: weekly pill organizers, mini tissue packs, sanitizer sprays, bandages in a snap case, lip moisturizer made in the USA and pocket mirrors. Because they tuck into a handbag, a car console or a desk drawer, they keep getting used long after the event table comes down.

Small Items, Everyday Use

• Medicine and first aid: round and oval pill holders, a seven-day pill box and bandages packed in a plastic carry case.
• Personal care: lip balm in colored tubes, all natural lip moisturizer, nail files in sleeves, pocket combs and folding travel toothbrushes.
• Clean hands: a 0.17 oz sanitizer spray, a 0.34 oz pump spray and a 1 oz bottle that rides in a pocket or bag.
• Safety basics: whistles on coils or key rings, a whistle light keychain and foam ear plugs in a travel case.
• Odd but handy: a reusable lint roller, a lint removal stick and an extendable back scratcher pen made from recycled ABS.

Planning a Bulk Run

• Minimums: begin at 100 pieces and reach 500 on some items, which suits big mailings and registration bags.
• Simple logos: everything here is screen printed, so a simple one or two color logo reads best on the small imprint areas.
• Food safe rating: twelve products carry one, a useful detail for lip care and anything else that touches skin.

Build a wellness kit by grouping three or four of these into a bag, such as sanitizer, lip balm and a bandage case, and the total still stays modest. Clinics, pharmacies, benefits brokers and school nurses come back for them year after year because people actually use them. Larger safety gear, such as car kits and rechargeable lights, sits in the main Safety Equipment collection if your budget stretches further.