PURPLE SILICONE AWARENESS WRISTBANDS | RUBBER BRACELETS WITH KNOW MORE® LOGO

PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS

No minimums – buy just one purple silicone wristband if that’s all you need.
Wristband measures 8″ (L) x .5″ (W).
Accommodates up to a 7 1/2″ wrist size.
Debossed with the words KNOW MORE®.
Purple silicone rubber wristbands are comfortable, flexible, and virtually unbreakable.
Looking for personalized wristbands in purple? We offer purple customized wristbands in bulk, sold in bags of 100 pieces. Deboss these personalized wristbands with a name, date or message.
Contact us if you have any questions about our products.

KNOW MORE – A PLAY ON WORDS AND AN IMPORTANT MESSAGE!

Our slogan speaks to awareness, education, and advocacy. In addition, it encourages you and others to KNOW MORE about a particular medical, social or mental health cause. In other words, we are saying KNOW MORE when advocating for a cure or for social change. And, to KNOW MORE to create a world where there is NO MORE. For example, no more cancer. No more hatred toward marginalized groups. No more stigma about mental health issues. The list is endless.

With a purple KNOW MORE silicone awareness bracelet, you can become an advocate for cancer prevention, disease awareness, and social issues that sit close to your heart. These inexpensive yet durable rubber bracelets raise awareness and support others in a simple and meaningful way. Further, they emphasize the importance of awareness. Our purple wristbands are awareness in action.

PURPLE WRISTBANDS ARE PERFECT FOR FUNDRAISING AND AWARENESS CAMPAIGNS AND REPRESENT CAUSES ASSOCIATED WITH THE COLOR PURPLE

Awareness wristbands are perfect for fundraising events, awareness campaigns, promotional products, company charity events, medical offices, cancer races, marathons, team events, fun runs, and much more. In addition, they are both inexpensive and durable, making them the right choice for large awareness campaigns.

KNOW MORE PURPLE SILICONE AWARENESS WRISTBAND BRACELETS

One of the original silicone wristbands sold in the United States, People Magazine featured our KNOW MORE wristbands in its magazine in 2004. The magazine suggested to readers that they raise awareness with a very inexpensive but impactful purchase. For that reason, our KNOW MORE purple silicone awareness wristband bracelets were featured as a way to support a loved one or your most important cause. In fact, they are a way to support any cause that hits close to home. Purple rubber wristbands can be worn on their own. Or, if you choose, you can stack multiple colors to support multiple causes at once.

WRISTBANDS SINCE 2004

Silicone awareness wristbands burst on the worldwide scene in 2004. They were and continue to be a modern take on the classic awareness ribbon symbol. Within a year just about everyone was wearing a rubber bracelet. In 2004, Personalized Cause received hundreds of requests to create cause wristbands for individuals and corporations. Using them, many hoped to raise awareness and funds for a variety of causes. For this reason, our wristband bracelets were created in a multitude of colors which emphasized a multitude of meanings.

Personalized Cause coordinates its pins, ribbons and wristbands so that it is easy to move from wearing an awareness ribbon in one color to a rubber bracelet in the same or another color. This allows for a variety of awareness products at different price points. Fundraising with a variety of items helps to generate funds for awareness campaigns and to adjust your budget as necessary.

Order a purple KNOW MORE awareness wristband today to educate, uplift and inspire others tomorrow!

Purple Awareness Ribbons – Causes, Colors, Meanings and Months:

The primary causes associated with purple awareness ribbons is Alzheimer’s Disease and Dementia, Autoimmune Disorders, Chronic Pain, Drug Overdose Awareness, Epilepsy and Seizure Disorders, Headaches, and Stomach-Related Illnesses. Of course, there are many others.

Alzheimer’s Disease and Dementia
Dementia is an umbrella term that describes a collection of symptoms (cognitive, functional and behavioral) that are caused by specific diseases. Alzheimer’s disease is the most common disease that causes dementia, but Frontotemporal degeneration, Lewy Body disease, and vascular disease can all cause symptoms of dementia. Not all cognitive decline is considered dementia. Dementia must be driven by an underlying progressive neurodegenerative disease.

Alzheimer’s Disease and Dementia causes may include:
Alzheimer’s Disease
Dementia
Lewy-Body Dementia

Autoimmune Disorders
Autoimmune disorders are a group of diseases that occur when the body’s immune system mistakenly attacks healthy cells, tissues, and organs. There are more than 80 known autoimmune diseases.

Autoimmune Disorders causes may include:
Autoimmune Diseases
Fibromyalgia
Lupus / SLE
Sjogren’s Disease
Sjogren’s Syndrome

Chronic Pain
Chronic pain lasts months or years and can affect any part of the body. It interferes with daily life and can lead to depression and anxiety. The first step in chronic pain management is to find and treat the cause. When that isn’t possible, a combination of medications, therapies and lifestyle changes may be suggested.

Drug Overdose Awareness
August 31 is recognized as International Overdose Awareness Day the world’s largest annual campaign to end overdose, remember those we have lost to an overdose, acknowledge the grief of the family and friends left behind, and renew our commitment to end overdose and related harms.

Drug Overdose causes may include:
Drug Overdose
Fentanyl Overdose
International Overdose Awareness Day
Opioid Addiction

Epilepsy and Seizure Disorders
Epilepsy is characterized by having two or more unprovoked seizures that occur more than 24 hours apart. A seizure is a brief episode of involuntary movement in the brain that can range from a slight lapse of attention to a severe convulsion. A seizure disorder is a brain condition that causes seizures, which are abnormal electrical surges in the brain. The most common type of seizure disorder is epilepsy.

Epilepsy and Seizure Disorder causes may include:
Epilepsy
Infantile Spasms
Seizure Disorders

Headaches
A headache is pain or discomfort in the head or face. Headaches can be caused by many things, including stress, muscle tension, infections, and hormonal changes. They can range from mild to severe, and can last from 30 minutes to several days.

Headache causes may include:
Chronic Headaches
Cluster Headaches
Migraine Headaches

Stomach-Related Illnesses
Stomach diseases can be caused by a number of things, including infections, inflammation, illness, or underlying conditions. Some common causes include stress, bile reflux, excess alcohol, chronic vomiting, and use of certain medications.

Stomach-Related Illness causes may include:
Colitis
Crohn’s Disease
Inflammatory Bowel Disease / IBD
Gastrointestinal Stromal Tumors
Microscopic Colitis
Pancreatic Cancer
Pancreatitis
Ulcerative Colitis

Purple Awareness Wristband Causes Include:
Arnold Chiari Malformation
Cancer Survivors (alternate color: Lavender)
Cornelia de Lange Syndrome / CdLS
Cystic Fibrosis
Domestic Violence
Drowning Impact
Elder Abuse
Gynecologic Cancer (alternate color: Teal and Purple)
Homeless Youth
Homelessness
Idiopathic Thrombocytopenic Purpura / ITP
International Women’s Day
Macular Degeneration
Mast Cell Diseases
Military Personnel Injured in Active Duty
No Unattended Kids in Cars
Neuropathy
Pediatric Hemiplegia
Peripheral Neuropathy
Prematurity
Pulmonary Arterial Hypertension
Pulmonary Hypertension
Relay for Life / American Cancer Society
Rett Syndrome
Sarcoidosis
Victims of Homophobia (alternate color: Rainbow)
Vitiligo

Awareness Months for Purple Causes
Alpha-1 Antitrypsin Deficiency Awareness Month – November
Alzheimer’s Disease Awareness Month – June
Animal Abuse Awareness Month – April
Arnold Chiari Malformation Awareness Month – September
Autoimmune Diseases Awareness Month – March
Cancer Survivors Awareness Month – June
Cerebrospinal Fluid Leak Awareness Week – First Week of June
Chronic Migraine Awareness Day – June 29
Chronic Pain Awareness Month – September
Chronic Recurrent Multifocal Osteomyelitis Awareness Month – October
Cluster Headaches Awareness Day – March 21
Colitis Awareness Month – November
Cornelia de Lange Syndrome / CdLS Awareness Month – May
Craniosynostosis Awareness Month – September
Crohn’s Disease Awareness Month – December
Cystic Fibrosis Awareness Month – May
Dementia Awareness Month – June
Domestic Violence Awareness Month – October
Dravet Syndrome Awareness Month – June
Drowning Impact Awareness Month – May
Drug Overdose Awareness Day – August 31
Elder Abuse Awareness Month – June
Epilepsy Awareness Month – November
Fentanyl Overdose Awareness Day – August 21
Fibromyalgia Awareness Month – May
Gastrointestinal Stromal Tumors Awareness Day – July 31
Gynecologic Cancer Awareness Month – September
Headaches Awareness Month – June
Homeless Youth Awareness Month – November
Homelessness Awareness Month – November
Hurler Syndrome Awareness May – May 15
Idiopathic Thrombocytopenic Purpura / ITP Awareness Month – September
Infantile Spasms Awareness Week – December 1-7
Inflammatory Bowel Disease / IBD Awareness Month – November
International Overdose Awareness Day Awareness Day – August 31
International Women’s Day Awareness Day – March 8
Keratoconus Awareness Day – November 10
Leiomyosarcoma Awareness Month – July
Lewy-Body Dementia Awareness Month – October
Lupus / SLE Awareness Month – May
Macular Degeneration Awareness Month – February
Mast Cell Diseases Awareness Day – October 20
Microscopic Colitis Awareness Week – April
Migraines Awareness Month – June
Military Family Appreciation Month (MFAM) – November
Mucopolysaccharidoses / MPS Awareness Day – May 15
Multiple System Atrophy Awareness Month – August
National Opioid Awareness Day – September 21
National Recovery Month – September
National Substance Use Prevention Month – October
No Unattended Kids in Cars Awareness Month – April
Neuropathy Awareness Month – May
Opioid Addiction Awareness Month – September
Overdose Awareness Day – August 31
Pancreatic Cancer Awareness Month – November
Pancreatitis Awareness Month – November
Pediatric Hemiplegia Awareness Month – May
Peripheral Neuropathy Awareness Month – May
Prematurity Awareness Month – November
Pulmonary Arterial Hypertension Awareness Month – November
Relay for Life / American Cancer Society Awareness Month –
Rett Syndrome Awareness Month – October
Sarcoidosis Awareness Month – April
Seizure Disorders Awareness Month – November
Sjogren’s Disease or Sjogren’s Syndrome Awareness Month – April
Ulcerative Colitis Awareness Month – November
Vitiligo Awareness Month – June

HOW DID THE AWARENESS WRISTBAND GET STARTED?

Gel bracelets, or jelly bracelets, are a type of wristband often made from silicone.
These gel or rubber bracelets are stretchy and come in a variety of colors. Awareness bracelet wristbands carry messages demonstrating the wearer’s support of a cause or charitable organization. In the early 1990’s, the awareness wristband found its way into the mainstream awareness movement with the Lance Armstrong Livestrong bracelet.

The silicone wristband first became popular in 2004 with the Livestrong yellow band which was established by American cyclist Lance Armstrong to raise awareness of cancer. Livestrong bracelets were a modern take on the classic awareness ribbon symbol. Yellow Livestrong wristbands gained popularity and within a year just about everyone was wearing one. The Livestrong bracelet raised money for cancer charities.

CHARITY AWARENESS WRISTBANDS

In 2004, Personalized Cause was inundated with requests to create cause wristbands for individuals and corporations. That became the impetus behind our KNOW MORE® wristbands and large color variety. Personalized Cause color-coordinated its new awareness wristbands with its pins and ribbons so that it was easy to move from wearing an awareness ribbon in one color to a rubber bracelet in the same.

The wristbands, in the earlier days, were often seen by young people as trendier than traditional charity pins. The wristbands also became a popular tool used in fundraising. The majority of money generated from the sale of fundraising wristbands usually goes towards the charity or cause involved.

THE KNOW MORE® WRISTBAND

Featured in People® Magazine early in the wristband craze alongside the Livestrong wristband, our KNOW MORE® silicone awareness wristband bracelets became known as a casual, stylish, and comfortable way to support your cause. Personalized Cause encouraged wearers to focus on their own cause or stack several bracelets to support multiple causes at once.

KNOW MORE® – A PLAY ON WORDS!

Our slogan is about awareness, education, and advocacy, encouraging you and others to KNOW MORE about a cause that has meaning to you. Simultaneously, we are saying NO MORE when advocating for a cure or social change. KNOW MORE to create a world where there is NO MORE. This bracelet was used at the Race for the Cure® in Orange County, California, and at many other races and walks throughout the country.

With a KNOW MORE® silicone awareness bracelet, you can become an advocate for cancer prevention, disease awareness, and social issues. These inexpensive yet durable rubber bracelets raise awareness and support others in a simple, yet meaningful way. Awareness wristbands are perfect for fundraising events, awareness campaigns, promotional products, company charity events, medical offices, cancer races, marathons, team events, fun runs, and much more.