You can become a Helping Band influencer. That way, your community will also learn about our shared commitment. And the more bands we sell, the more support we can provide for projects—such as the preservation and expansion of nature and marine reserves.
Just send an email to hello@helpingband.com
- It's very easy, since there are only 2 sizes: S/M and L/XL.
- S/M has a circumference of 180 mm
- L/XL has a circumference of 202 mm

Just measure the circumference of your wrist and you will know what size fits you.
You can choose between the following payment methods:
- Giropay
- SOFORT (Klarna)
- credit card
- PayPal
Diakonie Herzogsägmühle, based in Peiting, is responsible for the shipping. Diakonie Herzogsägmühle employs people with disabilities. We have consciously decided to take this step (even if it might be faster and cheaper elsewhere), because we have had years of positive experience working with them. This is also expressed in the fact that Diakonie Herzogsägmühle was awarded the Gemeinwohl Ökonomie certificate in an external audit. The certificate honors economic systems built on values that promote the common good. However, this also means that we respect the restrictions and limited working hours of the employees at Diakonie. Therefore, shipping can take up to 7 business days. We thank you for your understanding.
Your order will be completed as soon as possible by the staff of Diakonie Herzogsägmühle and then shipped to you by regular mail.
The invoice will be automatically sent to the email address you provided during the purchase. If you have not received your invoice, please send an email to support@helpingband.com
Yes, you can return your wristband within 14 days of purchase without giving any reason. Go to Retourenprozess for all information on the return process.
Helping Band manufactures its products at a small family-run business in China that we've known for many years through its exclusive German partner. The three of us work together as equals in this partnership—fairly and successfully.
Helping Band uses a so-called hydrothermal decomposition of silicones. This hydrothermal recycling method is so promising because only water is needed for the chemical reaction (i.e. the splitting into the original substances). Under high temperature and pressure, water is able to cleave the silicon-carbon bond and thus convert the silicones into silicon dioxide. The solid obtained in this way is then isolated and is first fed into the silicon manufacturing process (= preliminary stage of silicone production) and later into the silicone production or used as a silicate raw material.
This type of closed material cycle is called the cradle-to-cradle concept. In other words, it's the ideal form of a recycling process, because at the end of its use, 100% of the product's raw material is returned to the manufacturing cycle.