The «invisible guardian» of your optician: anti-theft and inventory, two functions in one label.

Opticians face a unique dilemma: small frames that are high-value and easy to remove. Traditional anti-theft measures either affect the customer's testing experience, or force staff to spend endless hours on inventory. This Rigid RFID Tag 2 in 1 It was created to solve exactly that contradiction: each frame is integrated with a Electronic anti-theft system (EAS) and one RFID traceability system, With a single label on the shelf.

Unlike conventional adhesive labels, this optical label uses a 360° rotating clamp design It is attached to the end of the lens holder rod. It does not cover the brand logo, does not interfere with comfort during testing, and its matte black finish blends discretely into any display. Compact and lightweight (approx. 26×76×24 mm), the customer barely notices it.

Why does an optician need a «2 in 1» label?

From the anti-theft perspective: Optics are one of the points of sale with the highest risk of theft of small items of high value. Industry experience indicates that the adoption of anti-theft labels specific to optics can reduce theft by up to 90%. This label uses unlocking with specific key (like the D411 key), impossible to remove with conventional tools, deterring both impulsive theft and organized gangs.

From the perspective of inventory: An optician's catalog is extremely complex — the same frame can have several colors, sizes, and combinations of lenses. Traditional barcode inventory is slow and laborious. With a RFID handheld reader, dozens of mounts can be read simultaneously within a radio range 2 meters, This completes the complete store inventory in minutes and achieves an accuracy close to 100%. For optical chain stores, this is critical: the central office can know the stock of each store in real time, reducing stock shortages and excess inventory.

From the perspective of customer experience: The open display allows the customer to try on the frames freely, without the staff having to constantly open the showcases. When the customer chooses and goes to the checkout, the RFID reader identifies the product instantly, without scanning code by code. The payment process is significantly accelerated.

Main advantages

• One label, two functions, reduced cost: You don't need to buy anti-theft labels and RFID tags separately. A single device does both, reducing consumables and management costs.

• Open exhibition without worries: 360° rotating clamp compatible with all types of mounts. The customer can try it out for free; the anti-theft system monitors silently.

• Inventory 10 times faster: Handheld reading at 2 meters. Complete store inventory: from hours to minutes.

• Service life of 100,000 readings/writes: Reusable tag. After sale, it is removed, recoded, and reused in the next frame.

• Compatible with existing EAS systems: RFID mono-frequency or dual-frequency RFID+RF/AM version for seamless integration with the detector arches already installed.

Recommended applications

• Independent opticians and chain of opticians

• Specialized stores for high-end sunglasses

• Concept stores of eyewear brands

• Optical corner in department stores

Frequently asked questions

Does the label bother the customer when the glasses are tried on?
No. It attaches to the end of the rod and rotates 360° at any angle. Its ultra-lightweight design is virtually imperceptible.

What do I do with the label after payment?
It is removed with the specific key, recycled and recoded for the next mount. Reusable up to 100,000 times.

Is it compatible with my inventory management software?
Yes. The tag complies with the EPC Gen2 standard and integrates with the main RFID middleware and retail management systems on the market.

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