NIIMBOT team here — would love to hear how you label

[rikiwang]

Hi everyone — I'm with the NIIMBOT team. Some of you helped us with an earlier round of vial-labeling research, and the feedback genuinely shaped what we're building. We're now opening a second round and would love to hear from more of you.


It's quick and low-effort — just a few short questions about how you actually organize and label, whichever way is easiest for you.


A few things we're working on that we'd really value your thoughts on:

• More ribbon colors — purple, silver, and holographic
• New in-app tools to make label setup faster
• Accessory kits to make labeling vials easier

If you'd be open to sharing your perspective, just reply here and I'll follow up. Thanks so much — we read everything.


— Riki, NIIMBOT Market Research

 

[rikiwang]

A quick look at some of the new things we've been working on 👇

• New label materials — more options and finishes for vial labeling
• New ribbon colors — purple and silver, plus a few more on the way
• New holographic / laser labels — eye-catching finishes that still stay readable on small vials
• New in-app tools — a redesigned setup flow plus a handy calculator to speed up label creation
• Accessory kits — small add-ons to make labeling vials quicker and cleaner

I'll drop some photos below 📷 — would love to hear which of these you'd actually use, and what else you'd want to see. Reply here anytime!


— Riki, NIIMBOT Market Research

 

[SoCalGirl]

Hi everyone — I'm with the NIIMBOT team. Some of you helped us with an earlier round of vial-labeling research, and the feedback genuinely shaped what we're building. We're now opening a second round and would love to hear from more of you.


It's quick and low-effort — just a few short questions about how you actually organize and label, whichever way is easiest for you.


A few things we're working on that we'd really value your thoughts on:

• More ribbon colors — purple, silver, and holographic
• New in-app tools to make label setup faster
• Accessory kits to make labeling vials easier

If you'd be open to sharing your perspective, just reply here and I'll follow up. Thanks so much — we read everything.


— Riki, NIIMBOT Market Research

BRILLIANT coming right to the heart of the label users! Good luck with your market research!

 

[rikiwang]

A quick few things we'd love your input on 👇

We're building these as mini-programs right inside the NIIMBOT app — focused on health management, and some of them link directly to your label printing.

How do you keep track of your vials right now — a spreadsheet, a template, or just memory? If the app could manage that for you, what would you want it to keep?

Do you track dates — reconstitution, expiry, thaw? How do you handle that today, and would automatic reminders help? (This is one we can tie straight to the label you print.)

Curious how others manage this — reply below anytime, happy to chat more from there.

 

[Habibibi]

A quick look at some of the new things we've been working on 👇

• New label materials — more options and finishes for vial labeling
• New ribbon colors — purple and silver, plus a few more on the way
• New holographic / laser labels — eye-catching finishes that still stay readable on small vials
• New in-app tools — a redesigned setup flow plus a handy calculator to speed up label creation
• Accessory kits — small add-ons to make labeling vials quicker and cleaner

I'll drop some photos below 📷 — would love to hear which of these you'd actually use, and what else you'd want to see. Reply here anytime!


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The Vial Label Calculator is a brilliant idea, I can't wait to use it. It's the feature I didn't know I was missing.

 

[Gr33dyOctopus]

More than more ribbon colors, being able to do multiple.colors without wasting labels on your proprietary label rolls.

Id like a higher dpi than we currently get.
Honestly anyone doing anything for any kind of selling labeled vials needs an ink jet cause quality is to low.

Labeling accessories currently suck.
I have the exact purple ones you posted a picture of. They suck pretty hard but better than nothing.

Holographic labels are cool tho

 

[Memo85]

the nimblot program would be a lot better if we’re able to use vector files. Importing files into the app gives not the best or ideal resolution.

 

[rikiwang]

More than more ribbon colors, being able to do multiple.colors without wasting labels on your proprietary label rolls.

Id like a higher dpi than we currently get.
Honestly anyone doing anything for any kind of selling labeled vials needs an ink jet cause quality is to low.

Labeling accessories currently suck.
I have the exact purple ones you posted a picture of. They suck pretty hard but better than nothing.

Holographic labels are cool tho

Thanks so much for this — really honest and useful feedback 🙏

you're right that our current ribbons only do single or dual color, so we're working to add more multi-color and design-style options — for both vial caps and vial bodies for M2&M3. We've also noticed users are willing to "waste" a third or even half a roll just to get multi-color, so we're trying to solve that at the label-material level itself rather than making you burn labels for it.

On holographic: beyond the standard silver, we're adding diamond and heart laser finishes too.

And one thing you might not know — our independent site supports fully custom labels, so you can DIY your own designs/layouts exactly how you want them.

On DPI: worth mentioning that all our thermal-transfer machines, including the M2 and M3, are 300 dpi. We've tested small text on a 40×20mm label on a 3ml vial and it still comes out clear and readable — so you may get more quality out of them than you'd expect.

Would you be open to a quick chat about your setup? Happy to thank you for your time with a new machine, VIP access, or label-supply coupons — whatever's most useful to you.

 

[rikiwang]

the nimblot program would be a lot better if we’re able to use vector files. Importing files into the app gives not the best or ideal resolution.

Good point ！

Just to make sure we build the right thing: which vector format would you most want to import — SVG, AI, EPS? And are you mainly importing logos/icons, or full label layouts?

Happy to dig in further if you're open to it — this is exactly the kind of feedback that's useful. 🙏

 

[mtomm]

A quick few things we'd love your input on 👇

We're building these as mini-programs right inside the NIIMBOT app — focused on health management, and some of them link directly to your label printing.

How do you keep track of your vials right now — a spreadsheet, a template, or just memory? If the app could manage that for you, what would you want it to keep?

Do you track dates — reconstitution, expiry, thaw? How do you handle that today, and would automatic reminders help? (This is one we can tie straight to the label you print.)

Curious how others manage this — reply below anytime, happy to chat more from there.View attachment 27482View attachment 27483

Boy howdy I know some folks who could/would use this. Right now I use a medication app that shows me the dosage with a reminder. But I know others who stru6tp remember each dosage and having it in an app with the labels would be ideal.

 

[Memo85]

Good point ！

Just to make sure we build the right thing: which vector format would you most want to import — SVG, AI, EPS? And are you mainly importing logos/icons, or full label layouts?

Happy to dig in further if you're open to it — this is exactly the kind of feedback that's useful. 🙏

If you could allow any of those file types that would boost the app more importantly the printer it self. I use affinity, adobe , and Coreldraw. I’ve figured out some settings that the niimbot likes when I import my designs into the app. Yet, it’s still not laser sharp even though it’s a vector file in my editing software. If that would be fixed we would have to deal with contrast settings /printer density.

 

[rikiwang]

Boy howdy I know some folks who could/would use this. Right now I use a medication app that shows me the dosage with a reminder. But I know others who stru6tp remember each dosage and having it in an app with the labels would be ideal.

😄 Really appreciate you sharing this.

is it the amount per shot, the timing/schedule, or which vial is which that trips them up most?

if you printed a label right when you open or mix a vial, and that same label flowed into a dosage log with reminders, would that actually fit how you work? Or would it get in the way?

Thanks again, this is super helpful 🙏

 

[rikiwang]

If you could allow any of those file types that would boost the app more importantly the printer it self. I use affinity, adobe , and Coreldraw. I’ve figured out some settings that the niimbot likes when I import my designs into the app. Yet, it’s still not laser sharp even though it’s a vector file in my editing software. If that would be fixed we would have to deal with contrast settings /printer density.

This is valuable— thank you 🙏
So if I'm hearing you right: even when you import a clean vector from Affinity/Adobe/Corel, the output still isn't laser-sharp — which means the issue is less about the file type and more about how the app handles it on the way to the printer (the rasterizing step and/or print density/contrast). Is that fair? that's exactly the kind of thing that's easy to miss without a power user like you spelling it out. We will handle this.