Security Sticker

Three Benefits of EAS Security Stickers

When it comes to retail security, bigger is not necessarily better. In some cases, a smaller, more unassuming solution may very well spell the difference between keeping your merchandise safe and suffering losses due to theft.

Now, when it comes to small theft-prevention solutions, there are very few things that can top EAS security stickers in terms of size-to-functionality ratio. Let’s take a look at some of the most useful things that they allow you to do:

Catch shoplifters off-guard

If a shoplifter doesn’t know what kind of security measures they are up against, then they won’t be able to prepare any counter-measures. CCTV cameras, physical locks, chains and even human guards are all too conspicuous. With a little planning, an experienced shoplifter would be able to devise a strategy to get past all of them undetected.

 

In contrast, an EAS security sticker pretty much looks like a regular tag or label, so, in most cases, a would-be shoplifter wouldn’t even know that they’re there until they try to take an unpaid product out of your store and the alarms start to sound.

 

Keep the look of your merchandise intact

 

Bulky theft-prevention devices like mechanical recoilers and even display cases can mess with the visual appeal of some products. Small security stickers are also your best bet in this case because they allow you to give your customers a virtually unobstructed view.

 

Provide customers a hassle-free shopping experience

 

There are customers who are happy to just look, but for those who prefer to touch and physically inspect an item that they are thinking of buying, a bulky anti-theft device could easily become a source of annoyance. An EAS security sticker is a great alternative in this case as well. It not only allows your customers to fully experience your products, it also keeps your products effectively protected from theft.

 

In the retail security game, size does matter. However, that doesn’t mean that you always have to go for the biggest, most complex solution. The key, in fact, lies in finding right tool for the job – which can sometimes be as small and simple as a sticker.