Looking for a reason to choose green for your next promotional product purchase? Look no further for motivation. Check out The Treeless Squirrel produced by Flow Creative whose mission seems to be to spread the word about the importance of trees, and the dark truths for one squirrel in the world without a branch to call home.

The first silicone breast prosthesis was developed by two Texas plastic surgeons alongside the Dow Corning Corporation in 1961. Reportedly, the first woman was implanted in 1962. Nowadays, silicone is not just for your everyday enhancement procedure. The flexible material is used in a myriad of products from a promotional item three piece bakeware set to several custom printed silicone calculators.

Looking for a revolutionary electronic giveaway for under $20? Check out the flexible, portable silicone keyboard. This eye-catching item is sure to get people talking. It’s flexible enough to roll-up and fit inside your suitcase, washable and dust proof and has a clever one-touch functionality which allows customers to access your website with one keystroke. Available in several custom colors, the innovative keyboard is ideal for environments where dust and fluids are present or for the inner futuristic-gadget-fanatic in all of us!

Customized photo frames take on an exclusive look into the future with Zoom, a sleek new digital photo frame design by Tomax. The crystal-ball like digital orb displays the time, the date and your favorite photos and even alarms you with scheduled alarms and voice recordings. If you’re looking for a unique digital gift with futuristic flavor, this is the orb for you!

Features include:

- Displays a digital time, calendar and thermometer on the lower portion of the screen.
- Contains a daily alarm and 10 schedule alarms.
- Features a built-in voice recorder.
- Stores up to 52 photos and 10 voice recordings.
- 2.7" viewable area
- USB cable (2.0) for photo download and battery recharge are included.
- Rechargeable battery included, with a 5 hour continuous play.
- Install CD included for program installation, 8 languages available.

It’s the USB Hub’s time to shine with two of Prime’s grooviest corporate logo hubs yet….

If you’re looking for the hottest anthropomorphic hub to date, check out the USB Hub Dude 2.0. Not only is he super cute but he has four flexible ports for multiple devices. (Everybody do the hop.)

If multi-ports turn you on then the Tangle Hub is your promotional item. This multi-colored beauty has five ports that twist 180 degrees for easy accessibility. Look out twista!

If Prime was not sweet enough, they have now introduced Prime Line’s Eco-Design, an eco-friendly product line. What are you waiting for?

iClick takes an environmentally conscious initiative with the introduction of eco-friendly custom printed USB Flash Drives. Advances in technology and materials have paved the way for companies like iClick to produce competitively-priced, eco-friendly drives produced in enviro-conscious packaging. Now the USB Drive model will become an even more popular promotional product item, when made with environmentally friendly materials such as lead-free solders, which decomposes more easily than their traditional counterparts.

The following are the eco-friendly components of iClick’s products:

• USB drive including the PCB board, solder, memory chip, and electronic components
• Housing or casing including those made of plastic, aluminum, steel, leatherettes, and silicone
• Ink used to print the logos
• Vinyl snap packaging that is standard with all models
• Neck lanyard - black that is standard with all models
• Paper insert card for technical support that is standard with all models

iClick eco-friendly USB flash drives follow the guidelines of the EU RoHS Directive.  The RoHS Directive stands for, "the restriction of the use of certain hazardous substances in electrical and electronic equipment." A big offender found in electronics is solder: a fusible metal (typically lead) that is used in a process called soldering to join metallic surfaces such as circuits boards in electronic products. The use of lead-free solders in eco-friendly USB flash drives allows for the drives to decompose without contaminating water supplies with toxic lead. 

While the RoHS Directive is not an official standard in the United States, iClick has made it a company initiative to enforce environmentally friendly standards for all of their USB flash drives. iClick’s commitment to integrating sound environmental, health, and safety management practices into all aspects of their business is certainly commendable and hopefully sets the stage for more companies to follow in their conservation efforts.