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Hello, 
We are a museum with significant interactive displays. While we have changed several of our interactive options to hand and body gestures, we still have quite a few touch screens that require touch by finger or stylus. 
We have found a product from FreeStylus (The FreeStylus) that seems to be a great solution for our needs. We are receiving very positive feedback from guests regarding this product and how it makes the guest feel safer in terms of touching screens. 
I want to provide this information to other museums that may have a need for this type of guest service. The company's CEO is very responsive and orders have been fulfilled quickly.

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Michael Cole
Facilities Operations Manager
Museum of Pop Culture
Seattle WA
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When we reopened in July, we bought inexpensive styli online and they have
worked great for our interactive exhibits. We put them in (rubber tip side
up) alcohol after each use. I am sure the FreeStylus product is very nice,
but just wanted to mention a similar option.
Julie Harris


Original Message:
Sent: 3/19/2021 4:56:00 PM
From: Michael Cole
Subject: Styluses in Museums

Hello, 
We are a museum with significant interactive displays. While we have changed several of our interactive options to hand and body gestures, we still have quite a few touch screens that require touch by finger or stylus. 
We have found a product from FreeStylus (The FreeStylus) that seems to be a great solution for our needs. We are receiving very positive feedback from guests regarding this product and how it makes the guest feel safer in terms of touching screens. 
I want to provide this information to other museums that may have a need for this type of guest service. The company's CEO is very responsive and orders have been fulfilled quickly.

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Michael Cole
Facilities Operations Manager
Museum of Pop Culture
Seattle WA
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The FreeStylus product is $8 per pack of 100, including customization.  We are moving our operations to PA for a fully MADE in the USA offering.  Happy to send samples to all!

Thanks for the shout out, Michael!

Scott Wasser
Founder & CEO
FreeStylus

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Scott Wasser
CEO
Green Lane PA
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Original Message:
Sent: 03-19-2021 05:10 PM
From: Julie Harris
Subject: Styluses in Museums

When we reopened in July, we bought inexpensive styli online and they have
worked great for our interactive exhibits. We put them in (rubber tip side
up) alcohol after each use. I am sure the FreeStylus product is very nice,
but just wanted to mention a similar option.
Julie Harris


Original Message:
Sent: 3/19/2021 4:56:00 PM
From: Michael Cole
Subject: Styluses in Museums

Hello,
We are a museum with significant interactive displays. While we have changed several of our interactive options to hand and body gestures, we still have quite a few touch screens that require touch by finger or stylus.
We have found a product from FreeStylus (The FreeStylus) that seems to be a great solution for our needs. We are receiving very positive feedback from guests regarding this product and how it makes the guest feel safer in terms of touching screens.
I want to provide this information to other museums that may have a need for this type of guest service. The company's CEO is very responsive and orders have been fulfilled quickly.

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Michael Cole
Facilities Operations Manager
Museum of Pop Culture
Seattle WA
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