How to adjust your silicone bracelet?

Make sure to well adjust your bracelet, if it is not well adjusted it could prematurely damage your bracelet. To better define the size of your bracelet, we recommend that leave the size of the pinky between your wrist and the bracelet. After choosing where you cut, follow the steps below.

Learn how to properly scan the QR code.

While this maneuver is not necessary, many of you will want to test and scan your bracelet’s QR code. To do this, it is important to know the proper procedures. For this reason, we will explain the procedures to follow.

To do so, you must have a QR code reader as a mobile application installed on your smartphone. There are several available, but unfortunately they are not all that great. In the examples below, we used the ScanLife application. To start, open the ScanLife application or any other QR code reader.

When you have opened the application, you must press on the SCAN button or SCANNER (if in French).  The eye of the camera on your smartphone will open and you will be ready to scan the QR code. You must take your bracelet and guide the QR code in the center of the viewfinder of the application and be at a distance of about 2 inches(between your bracelet and the phone) and then stand still.

The plate was designed to be sensitive to the reflection of the light so that it will make it harder for anyone to scan the QR code without your knowledge.

You have to turn your wrist slightly at an angle where there will be less reflections.  When the reflections decrease, the QR code will become darker, and at that time, it will be easy for you to scan the QR code. .

The QR code is the trademark for a type of matrix barcode (or two-dimensional barcode) which consists of black modules (square dots) arranged in a square grid on a white background. The arrangement of these points defines the information contained in the code.

QR (short for Quick Response) means that the content of the code can be decoded quickly after being read by a barcode scanner, a mobile phone or a smart phone. Its advantage is that it can contain more information than a traditional bar code, and especially data directly recognized by applications, making it easy to trigger actions.

The QR code system was invented in 1994 by Denso Wave. Its purpose was to track vehicles during manufacture; it was designed to allow high-speed component scanning.

It is released in 1999: Denso-Wave publishes the QR Code under the license libre2; this has contributed to the dissemination of the code in Japan. Thereafter, it takes a real boom with the advent of smart phones. In the late 2000s, it became one of the most popular two-dimensional codes in the world, and applications that can read QR codes are often already installed by manufacturers in mobile phones. In Japan, the practice was already widespread in 2003.

In June 2014, the European Patent Office in Berlin celebrated the European inventors of the year. Nominees in the non-European countries’ category, the Japonese scholar Masahiro Hara and his team, inventors of the QR code have been awarded the public’s prize.

The advantage of the QR code is its ease and speed of use and creation. To read a QR code, just run the QR code reading application and aim the camera of the smartphone towards the QR code.

You can see below some examples of where the QR code is used and its use statistics.

RETURN POLICY

If you purchased the 2BEID product in a store and you change your mind and are not completely satisfied with your purchase, simply return the unused item and not activated within 30 days of it’s purchase. The exchange or refund is at the discretion of the store. The receipt and unopened packaging, are required for any exchange or refund. The policy applies equally to online purchases made on the 2BEID site, except that you must pay the shipping costs.

We do not take back items that have already been activated or that the packaging has been opened, unless the limited 2BEID warranty applies. 2BEID reserves the right at any time to refuse any returns or exchanges. 2BEID will not pay the shipping cost of any item returned, unless a prior agreement with respect to items purchased online. If you wish to cancel an order that has already been shipped, please note that shipping charges will still apply.

If the product is defective, it should not be returned in stores. You must contact the 2BEID Customer Service Department at the toll free number 1 (800) 230-6992. In case of a defect, 2BEID will decide, after examination, if it is covered by warranty. If it is covered, 2BEID will repair the defective item or replace it with an identical or similar item, in its sole discretion. In this case, 2BEID will pay for the cost of replacement parts and shipping.

The warranty begins at the original purchase of the product and does not renew itself every time the defective product is replaced.

The 2BEID+ protection plans are not refundable.

OUR PRODUCTS WARRANTY

All the 2BEID products are covered against defects in materials and workmanship under normal use by the consumer for a limited 90 days period from the original purchase date.

During the warranty period, when defect appears and the client conforms to the guidelines for product return, 2BEID may, at its discretion and to the extent provided by law; 1. repair the product using new or refurbished parts.
2. replace the product with a new product similar to the damaged product
3. refund all or part of the product’s purchase price to the customer. 2BEID is not required to repair, replace or refund the defective product if it is not returned. The repaired or replaced product is then covered for the remainder of the original warranty period.

What is not covered; - Theft, accident or loss of the bracelet.
- Damages to the bracelet because of misuse, repetitive friction on the bracelet, contact with chemicals that damage the stainless steel.