Miseyo Wide Identity Theft Protection Roller Stamp Set - Black (Incleded 3 Refill Ink)

Excellent and efficient bit of kit. Extremely easy to use and definitely works at covering up sensitive information speedily. Comes with 3 ink refills. This roller stamp is a great and necessary piece of office gadgetry for the home and ID security, and I can recommend this quality item. Well priced and a lovely colour choice to choose from. Delighted with my purchase. Many thanks.

Why has it taken me so long to get this! This absolutely does the trick in obscuring personal/confidential information. I used to take my paperwork to the office to shred and now I don't have to. Super tool and comes with refills. Couldn't be easier to use. Simple design and feels sturdy enough to last. Would highly recommend this.

A very useful product. This is the second time I have purchased this item. It is easy to use and means I use my shredding machine less.

if you run this across the label multiple times, it defeats the object as the address text then 'shines' though making it totally legible. So run it over once and with a very very slight overlap. Two extra inks is great if you're a heavy user.

Item arrived well packed and on time including safe delivery.Product so far very effective and does exactly as expected so would highly recommend at a fairly good price to

Works really well. Think I may well loose the refills included by the time I need them. they are in a safe place!

Most of the sensitive documents I need to securely dispose of have probably been printed from a laser printer so that's how I tested this roller.The roller is easy to use, seems well constructed and certainly puts a lot of ink on the paper. Despite this, the ink is touch-dry in about 10 seconds and seems fully dry in under a minute. Initially, the results appear impressive. A casual observer would think that the underlying print had been fully obscured but a determined snooper would likely persist. Turn the roller ink treated page around in good light and, with a bit of patience, some of the original printed information becomes visible because the original print reflects light differently than the roller ink and looks slightly lighter in colour. This effect may well depend on the original print ink but I tried this on prints from three different sources and the results were similar.I also used a thick, permanent black marker pen (Masterbrand) and crossed through some laser print. As with the roller ink, most of the print showed through when carefully examined in favourable light. The marker pen ink was slightly worse at obscuring original print (compared to roller ink) due to the solid/unbroken ink covering, whereas the roller deposits 'random' characters (i.e. not solid ink). Rolling the ink over print more than once made the underlying print slightly more readable and so achieved about the same level of performance as a marker pen. Dabbing a moist tissue gently onto the print treated with the roller and marker pen inks also helped reveal underlying print. Using both these techniques, I eventually managed to read about 80% of the original print.Based on my simple, and far from exhaustive tests, I'd rate the permanent marker pen as 5/10, this ink roller as 6 or 7/10, a cross-cut shredder - with several shredded sheets combined - as 9/10 (assuming the original print font wasn't tiny) and complete incineration as 10/10. Question is: what level of security do you want?

Great idea! Saves alot if time shredding paperwork. Definitely recommend this product.