Emergency Glow Sticks with 12 Hours Duration, Individually Wrapped Industrial Grade Glowsticks for Survival Gear, Camping Lights, Power Outages and Military Use

I am building up my emergency supplies and got these glow sticks based on apparent value for the price. These come in a box and each stick is individually wrapped, which is nice. Of course I had to try one out and cracked one to see how it did. I got the green color. First impression was that these are actually very bright. It isn’t the same as a headlamp or a flashlight, but in pitch black you can definitely make your way around. They are easy to crack and also seem very well made (no leaks). I figured they would last a good 12 hours or so based on how they are advertised. This one has lasted that long and then some. It has been going for almost 48 hours (no joke!) and although it has faded, it is still working. I’m not sure if this is a fluke but this was at room temperature of 73° F over this entire time. Based on the value for the price, and how long at least this first one has lasted, these are perfect for emergencies, a bug out bag, or anything where you might need light or visibility (ex: walking around during Halloween). You can’t go wrong with these!

Living in an area prone to hurricanes and power outages, I like this brand the best because the expiration date is shown on the wrapper of every glow stick. Over the years I have found that it takes extra effort and time to contact the manufacturer and find-out and record the expiration date of emergency products. These wrapped glow sticks, however, clearly show the expiration date -- a very convenient, time-saving and cost-saving feature.

Can never have enough glow sticks. I keep them in the car for emergency lighting or to mark a break-down instead of flares or in case of power outage. The uses are too many to list and quite obvious but these are all individually wrapped, glow for the entire night and give off a good amount of light. For the price it's worth getting a box just to have them around. Getting cheap "dollar store" glow sticks is not a good plan. Spend the few extra dollars & get lights that will actually work when you need them.

quite bright for the first hour or 2 then they start to dim (their radius decreases) however they do light up and are great markers for distance (think trail markers) great for emergency lighting however if you have no experience with chem lights (chemical light sticks) this will not light up a room nor are they designed for that. they will not replace an emergency flashlight however they are great to have around for emergency blackouts / power outages as there is no charging or batteries required. may even be a strong enough light for a small tent. but remember these are green not white so everything will have a green tint. these came with a slightly stretchable cord (a cord for each light stick) to be able to tie or hang i would say (without actually measuring) the cords are about 24 inches long and have a slight stretch to them.

Great for Halloween! I bought in October 2024 to give to trick-or-treaters and they were a big hit! The light was nice and bright, lasts well into the next day and I love how they come with the black cords so all you have to do is double knot the ends. Other brands I purchased didn’t include cords so it was a nice surprise. My stash lasted through Halloween 2025 and the quality did not degrade. The kids loved them and they provided extra visibility at night. Will continue to repurchase!

These work very well. High visibility in daylight and that much better in darkness. They maintain good luminosity for 15+ hours. Good construction with no leaking. Mine arrived with 18 months of shelf life remaining. Pleased with this product.

Sizable, Sustained Intensity, and for Cheap: Bigger, brighter, and longer-lived than the Cyanamid classic version that we all loved in the early 1980s when these types of chemiluminescent things were first marketed as toys. Keep these around for emergencies, or for the kids to have fun with. Either way it's a great deal: cheaper, per unit, than we paid beachside 35 years ago. Pretty Darn Safe: Another literal STRONGpoint...seems to me that the plastic enclosing the glowing solution is plenty thick and heavy enough to keep most kids from chewing through it, should yours be prone to chew on plastic stuff. (With the cheaper little glow-in-the-dark bracelets and necklaces, it's not too difficult to chew through and release the bitter glowing liquid and remnants of the glass vial that's left behind...danger there!!!) **If perchance you're raising a baby wolf, it's likely your little one will chew through these massive lightsticks, so leave 'em safely in the PACK.** Stable Nuclei: The best thing is, this product is not radioactive within the limits of my detection tools. I must be a true geek because I tested this -- knowing darn well that it would come up clean for radioisotopes -- but not admitting that result to myself in advance, because of course I didn't want to bias the radioactivity data collection. :) It's chemiluminescence at work. With this product, the massive collection of nuclei and electrons that I call "me," and the nuclei in my lightsticks, too, will continue to obey the original unappended versions of the laws of conservation of matter and energy, at my basal rate, even when I use this amazing product! How's that for safety? (Intensity) + (Size) + (Value) + (Longevity) + (ALARA Safety Considerations) = 5 GLOWING STARS!

Bought these for Flordia hurricane supplies. I've had to use a few of them now and they do a great job. One has enough glow to light up a medium size room for you to do basic things and navigate in pitch black. They are also great for bathrooms. The emit glow for a lot longer then advertised but at a dim level. It was still enough for get around after 2 days. Good value for what your getting. We have flashlights but only wanted to use them when we needed and not have them on all night long. Update I have since bought a lot more for myself, friends, and family.