533483 Scotch Pop-Up Tape Handband Dispenser, 3/4 x 2 Inches, 75 Strips/Pad, 1 Pad/Pack - Colors May Vary (96-G)

Works great while wrapping many presents. Worth the money. The only place I coul find this item was on Amazon. Staples , Walmart use to stock this item but no longer do.

Electricity. Antibiotics. C-sections. The Internet. And now: a pop-up tape dispenser on your wrist.Okay, it's not life-saving like antibiotics or c-sections can be, or revolutionary like electricity or the Internet; but I love this gadget.While my brilliant process of placing several tape pieces on the edge of a table, and then taking them off as needed, still works...this is so convenient.I do think there should be the option of varying lengths--and perhaps it is an option. Kudos to the woman who came up with this idea.

Way too expensive for 1 strip of tape and wrist holder.

I read about this dispenser in HGTV magazine and decided to give it a try for my Christmas wrapping. I normally despise wrapping presents but this little tool made the job so quick and easy. Keep in mind that it doesn't come with a lot of tape so you'll want to buy a refill along with this dispenser. I found the size of the tape to be just right and the strength of the tape was perfect.

Used this on this last weekend for a few birthday parties and I loved it! I will be using this when I'm wrapping presents for the rest of my life! It's so easy to be able to keep the tape handy (pardon the pun) while I'm busy wrapping. I take pride in how well my presents are wrapped, and this is just a simpler way of achieving that!

After too many frustrating, finger-nail-busting failures at scraping a loose end of tape from the spool, I recently discovered the Scotch PopUp dispenser. It's just the ticket for wrapping small packages, fixing torn envelopes and book pages, and (in my case) assembling interminable, accordion-style music scores for piano. But the original desktop dispenser proved slightly problematic--not always adhering to surfaces and tending to slide around quite a bit. Moreover, I usually require lots of floor space and mobility while executing my "stick ups."So Scotch/3M was one step ahead of me in coming up with a "handband" dispenser. In my case, it's definitely handier than the desktop dispenser. On the other hand (which is the problem--I'd like to reserve it for other uses), a "headband" dispenser might be even better. It's proven to be the best solution for reading my Kindle in bed at night, and I have no doubt that having tape strips pop out of my head--while not exactly a panacea--would alleviate at least some of the drudgery attached to attaching endless rows of manuscript paper to each other while enabling me to keep both hands in play.With a bit of imagination, maybe Amazon and 3M can get together on this one, coming up with a versatile headband that will shine a bright light on the morning's priorities in the form of notes readers have taped to the cover of their Kindles each night.

I am disappointed with this product because the advertised model they are “ selling “ didn’t come and instead I received a bright orange one. The product itself is good, and you can’t really find it stores this close to Christmas. Good product but I was really hoping for the gray

Love these tape dispensers but finding the refills at a reasonable cost is nearly impossible. Amazon carries them and I did buy some but the cost is ridiculous. If you can find refills at a good price, stock up!