Great question, and the good news is that the care for silicone rings is pretty simple. Read on below for more information.

DAILY SILICONE RING CARE

It's essential to keep your ring clean, no matter what material it's made of. Most of the time, you can clean your silicone ring with soap and water, and it's a good idea to clean it once a day to get rid of any dirt or other things that it has been exposed to.

The exterior and interior of the ring should be cleaned with a mild hand or dish soap once it has been removed and rinsed in warm water. If it makes it simpler to recall, you can also perform this in the morning or at night while taking a shower.

REMOVING DIFFICULT DIRT SPOTS

Your ring might occasionally develop a tougher spot that resists removal with just warm water and soap. In those circumstances, you can use a mild cleanser or a 2:1 ratio of vinegar and hydrogen peroxide.

Don't use bleach or abrasive chemical cleaners on your silicone ring. To remove debris from your ring's deep grooves, you can also use a scrubber or an extra toothbrush you already own.

SANITIZING YOUR SILICONE RING

You can also quickly sanitize the silicone ring if it ever comes in contact with something unhygienic, like bacteria or bodily fluids. It should be placed in a pot of boiling water for about 20 minutes, removed with care, and then left to dry. Even in boiling water, silicone rubber won't crack or change shape.

It also never shrinks or expands. For a thorough cleaning, you can also put it in the dishwasher. Just make sure to put it inside something to prevent it from falling out or into the dishwasher's bottom (like a cage for baby bottles, or inside a silverware compartment you can close).

You'll need: tape, paper, scissors, a writing utensil, and a ruler.

Men: Cut a 9mm strip of paper. Women: Cut a 6mm strip of paper.

Paste the tape on the edge of the paper strip, covering only half of the tape.

Paste the tape on your ring finger

Comfortably wrap the paper strip around your finger to make a “ring.” Make sure it is not too tight/loose.

Once the paper is fitted, use the writing utensil to mark where it overlaps.

Measure the length between the taped edge and the mark in millimeters.

Once you have your measurement, refer to the sizing chart to get your ring measurement. For example, Size 10 is 62.1 mm

As of recent, there is no proof that wearing silicone is harmful. It’s best to first see how your silicone ring fits. If it’s too tight or irritating you, then you may want to consider sizing up or evaluating if it’s the right choice for you. Ultimately, as with any product, use your judgement and preference to guide you.

SA silicone rings are the safest and most comfortable rings you can get. Keep your hands safe when you’re up and about, whether you’re fishing, hunting, working out, or on a job site. SA Silicone Rings are designed with your comfort and safety in mind.

In addition, you have the luxury of building your own pack with our rings. In building your pack, you get the chance to select three silicone rings and one bucket hat to match.

Want to give it a try? Build your pack here.