Fridge Thermometer – WIC
| Quantity | Price |
|---|---|
| 1+ | $1.74 |
| 50+ | $1.57 |
| 500+ | $1.52 |
| 1000+ | $1.48 |
| 2499+ | $1.43 |
For volume pricing above 5,000,
or to customize with your
program information,
Product Features
2-Sided fridge thermometer to help keep food safe.
- WIC (NWA) Branded
- Easy to read Liquid Crystal
- Indicates 3 possible temperature ranges
- Instructions on card back
- Hang tag and adhesive strip
- Supports active personal engagement
- Promotes food safety
NWA Branding
This product was created in collaboration with the National WIC Association as part of their National Recruitment and Retention Campaign. The Recruitment and Retention Campaign is a six-year advertising initiative that began in 2016 and includes digital and print advertisements, a central website for requesting local WIC clinic information, healthcare point-of-care literature, social media pages, a local toolkit of campaign resources, and other elements. Currently, 62 state WIC agencies are participating in the Campaign. To learn more, please contact the National WIC Association at campaign@nwica.org.
| Item: | 66005E and 66005S |
| Case Pack: | 100 |
| Languages Available: | English and Spanish |
| Size: | 4.5″ L x 2.5″ W |
| Material: | Liquid Crystal/PVC |
| Use/Care: | Wipe clean |
| Safety: | N/A |
| Custom Design Available: | Please contact us for pricing |
Benefits & Messages
- Supports Food Safety Education: Safe food storage begins with proper refrigeration. The WIC-branded fridge thermometer reinforces WIC’s role in educating families about food safety by helping them monitor and maintain safe refrigerator temperatures (at or below 40°F).
- Promotes Breastmilk and Formula Safety: Breastmilk and formula must be stored at safe temperatures to prevent spoilage and protect infant health. A thermometer provides peace of mind and empowers caregivers to follow best practices for storing these vital sources of nutrition.
- Increases Household Awareness of Food Safety Practices: Many families are unaware their refrigerator may be running too warm. Providing a thermometer encourages conversations around foodborne illness prevention, proper storage, and reducing waste—core messages of WIC’s nutrition education.
- Strengthens WIC’s Public Health Impact: A low-cost but highly visible tool, the thermometer delivers long-term educational impact in the home. Featuring the WIC logo reminds families that WIC is a trusted resource for healthy living and food safety.
- Promotes Equity in Household Resources: Many WIC families may not have access to this essential tool. By providing a reliable, easy-to-read thermometer at no cost, WIC helps bridge the gap in access to food safety tools.
- Easy Integration Into Counseling and Distribution: Lightweight and durable, thermometers are easy to distribute and can be seamlessly integrated into nutrition counseling and breastfeeding support efforts.
Educational Use
- Breastfeeding Support and Formula Feeding Sessions
- New Participant Welcome Kits
- Food Safety Counseling Sessions
- Clinic Waiting Areas and Demo Stations
- Home Visits or Virtual Counseling
- Community Outreach and Seasonal Safety Campaigns
Product Features
2-Sided fridge thermometer to help keep food safe.
- WIC (NWA) Branded
- Easy to read Liquid Crystal
- Indicates 3 possible temperature ranges
- Instructions on card back
- Hang tag and adhesive strip
- Supports active personal engagement
- Promotes food safety
NWA Branding
This product was created in collaboration with the National WIC Association as part of their National Recruitment and Retention Campaign. The Recruitment and Retention Campaign is a six-year advertising initiative that began in 2016 and includes digital and print advertisements, a central website for requesting local WIC clinic information, healthcare point-of-care literature, social media pages, a local toolkit of campaign resources, and other elements. Currently, 62 state WIC agencies are participating in the Campaign. To learn more, please contact the National WIC Association at campaign@nwica.org.
| Item: | 66005E and 66005S |
| Case Pack: | 100 |
| Languages Available: | English and Spanish |
| Size: | 4.5″ L x 2.5″ W |
| Material: | Liquid Crystal/PVC |
| Use/Care: | Wipe clean |
| Safety: | N/A |
| Custom Design Available: | Please contact us for pricing |
Benefits & Messages
- Supports Food Safety Education: Safe food storage begins with proper refrigeration. The WIC-branded fridge thermometer reinforces WIC’s role in educating families about food safety by helping them monitor and maintain safe refrigerator temperatures (at or below 40°F).
- Promotes Breastmilk and Formula Safety: Breastmilk and formula must be stored at safe temperatures to prevent spoilage and protect infant health. A thermometer provides peace of mind and empowers caregivers to follow best practices for storing these vital sources of nutrition.
- Increases Household Awareness of Food Safety Practices: Many families are unaware their refrigerator may be running too warm. Providing a thermometer encourages conversations around foodborne illness prevention, proper storage, and reducing waste—core messages of WIC’s nutrition education.
- Strengthens WIC’s Public Health Impact: A low-cost but highly visible tool, the thermometer delivers long-term educational impact in the home. Featuring the WIC logo reminds families that WIC is a trusted resource for healthy living and food safety.
- Promotes Equity in Household Resources: Many WIC families may not have access to this essential tool. By providing a reliable, easy-to-read thermometer at no cost, WIC helps bridge the gap in access to food safety tools.
- Easy Integration Into Counseling and Distribution: Lightweight and durable, thermometers are easy to distribute and can be seamlessly integrated into nutrition counseling and breastfeeding support efforts.
Educational Use
- Breastfeeding Support and Formula Feeding Sessions
- New Participant Welcome Kits
- Food Safety Counseling Sessions
- Clinic Waiting Areas and Demo Stations
- Home Visits or Virtual Counseling
- Community Outreach and Seasonal Safety Campaigns
