This convenient Money Brailler is the ticket to swiftly identifying paper money independently. Whenever someone hands you paper money, just slide a corner of the bill into the pocket Brailler, squeeze the appropriate number, and presto- the bill is Braille labeled so you can tell it apart from other bills by touch. Our clever Pocket Money Brailler can mark $1, $5, $10, $20 and $50 currency. Measuring only three inches long and an inch and a half wide, this unit comes complete with an attached metal ring so you can clip it onto your keychain. Small enough to fit into a shirt pocket, and labeled in both print and Braille so everyone can use it!
Clips on Your Keychain, Marks Bills in Seconds.
Great for small useful gifts of Stocking Stuffers!
Wonderful simple way to teach independence to kids.
A must have for traveling and shopping!
Colors vary, but if you have a favorite, just let us know on the order page, and we will do our best to make it happen for you!
Annette Simmons –
This is a wonderful device for independence. I can identify paper money quickly and confidently without needing help or a phone app. The pocket size means it’s always with me. The mechanism is smooth and the build quality is better than I expected at this price.
Gerald Humphrey –
I got this for my father who has significant vision impairment. He was emotional when I showed him how to use it—being able to identify his own money independently means a lot to him. The build is solid and the mechanism is easy to use with limited dexterity.
Carol Blackwood –
As someone with low vision, this brailler has given me confidence I didn’t have before. I can sort my wallet, make purchases, and handle cash without any uncertainty. It’s compact, well-made, and the squeeze mechanism works smoothly. Genuinely life-improving.
Richard Chen –
I work in accessibility services and recommended this to several clients. The feedback has been universally positive—it’s simple to learn, durable in daily use, and gives real independence with cash. The price point makes it accessible which is important in this space.
Anita Lawson –
My grandmother has lost most of her sight and was struggling with cash. This brailler was a revelation for her. She spent an afternoon learning the system and now sorts her money independently. The build is solid and the mechanism is easy for older hands.
Harold Parsons –
Good product for an important purpose. The brailling mechanism is clear and the squeeze action is smooth. I can identify every denomination quickly and the results are consistent. Pocket-sized and always with me. A well-designed accessible tool.
Josephine Walsh –
I purchased this after my vision deteriorated significantly. Being able to identify my own money without assistance has restored a meaningful piece of my independence. The device is compact, the mechanism works well, and the build quality is solid. Highly recommend.
Frederick Grant –
This is an important product done right. The brailling is clear, the mechanism is smooth, and the device is compact enough for a pocket or wallet. I bought one for myself and one for a friend with visual impairment. Both of us use it daily without issues.
Vera Hammond –
I was looking for something more convenient than a smartphone app for identifying bills and this is exactly right. Always in my pocket, always ready, no phone or battery needed. The brailling mechanism is consistent and clear. An excellent assistive device.
Patricia Kimura –
Excellent device for cash independence. I have it in my purse at all times and it works every time I need it. The brailling mechanism gives me consistent, clear results for every denomination. The build quality is solid and it has held up well through months of daily use.
Derek Sutton –
A thoughtful and well-executed accessibility tool. The mechanism is smooth, the results are consistent, and the pocket size is right. I’ve used mine daily for several months without any issues. Important product for anyone who needs to identify cash independently.