[nabentre] Using Pricing Guns

[GlennMooreIII at yahoo.com]

Hello, I've used price guns plenty of times. I am low vision and would say the frustration for me is small print and low contrast (from not having fresh ink tape, or dark stickers) I'd love it if more places I had worked at when I was younger had large print guns. Since you said "when 'a pair of eyes' isn't available" I suppose large print wouldn't be enough. I know that it's not hard to find Braille labelers (I have one) but the ones I've seen print/punch one letter or number at a time (not like price guns that stamp up to 5 digit long prices onto the sticker. And I unfortunately don't know of a dual labeler that would print text and Braille simultaneously. I'll ask and see if someone I know has found something faster/more efficient, but I would say a Braille labeler is the only basic option.
  
-Glenn III
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On May 1, 2012, at 11:13, "JumDrum" <jumdrum at verizon.net> wrote:

    Hi list,
 Does anyone have experience using a pricing gun?

 I manage a very small church associated health food store, which sells frozen and canned items.
 Prices for frozen items are posted in a list, while cans are priced by a sighted volunteer using a magic marker.
 But I want a solution for when a "pair of eyes" isn't available.

 Before I start shopping for a pricing gun, does anyone have a recommendation?

 TIA.

 Jim Drumheller

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