🧊 2-Pack of CloseoutZone Handicap Permit Placard Protective Holders - Durable and Convenient Review

Was happy with this product my government paper product was starting to wear out and it came through prime the next day and it was in good shape and i still have one. The Florida sun is so hot that when you are no longer able to use this plastic, it becomes hard and brittle and also loses its shape very badly. You should try a softer plastic as that is a great idea for a product.

I bought this item in October 2014. In January 2015, with normal use, the top of the hook holder broke off. I assumed it was because it was getting too cold. So I used the second sleeve. The other day (July 2015), in the middle of summer, the second one broke in the same place as the first. I can't think of any other excuse for this problem other than the manufacturer's poor choice of plastic. The retainers worked well enough while they lasted. However, they didn't last long enough. I am…

When the plates were plastic they would crack in the sun. So I ended up with a holder that finally came off the hook after many years. Posters are now made of thick paper and the hook breaks easily. I'm not sure why MVA doesn't just sell them to poster users and get rid of the hook on the poster. The hook on them is softer plastic than my original holder but is easier to remove when I get back in the car. I leave it on the dash so it's still there if I forget to hang it (I wonder if I would get

Disabled signage has deteriorated over the years as DMV uses cheaper and cheaper materials. As such posters are easily torn and damaged. This protective plastic sleeve was just what I needed to display my disability badge. It is made of durable plastic and is perfect for the rear view mirror. Other people have indicated that their holder was broken or damaged in some way, but the ones I received were very well made and will hold up despite prolonged use. The plastic is of course transparent and

I've found that sometimes you can buy things that don't really cost a lot of money, but at the same time can have a huge impact on your life. This simple piece of space is a perfect illustration of this concept. I have a 90 year old mother who is still independent and lives alone in Connecticut. During the weekdays I take her out to dinner and I go shopping about once a week and of course I have regular doctor's visits. That's why we have a disability badge on her name. The problem is I have…