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I bought 5 of these to toss in an emergency kit and I opened one last night during a power outage. They’re advertised as a 12 hour glow stick, but almost 24 hours later, and it’s still glowing. De... Show More.finitely not as bright as last night, but still functional!
- Benefits & Description
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Benefits & Description
Just Snap to Activate | 12 Hours of Light | No Batteries Needed
• Keep your family safe in an emergency
No batteries, matches or fuel required. Always ready to be used when you need it most. No worrying about dead batteries. • Feel secure in your preparations
Perfect for emergency kits and supplies. Keep some in your cars, office, home, and with the kids in backpacks they take to school. • Flexible product storing options
These light sticks have a hook and a hole to give you various methods to tie this light sticks to a variety of different applications. • Have peace of mind
Trusted quality from The Ready Store, tested and used by employees and shown to be a great quality light stick versus competitors. Have continuous light for 12 hours without a flame or draining batteries. Simply snap and use. Great for kids or as a nightlight during an emergency. Also great for kid's night lights.
Other uses are for automotive use such as a dead battery in the car and the batteries in your flashlights are dead. Use as a flare on the side of the road if you run out of flares.
- Features & Specifications
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Features & Functions
SKU: LC0013G Supply Duration: 1-Day Needs Supplied: Light and Communication Shelf Life: 3 Years Array: SE Dimensions (LxWxH): 0.75" x 8.25" x 2" ea. Features: Light Power Source: Chemical Light Source: Luminescence - Nutrition & Ingredients
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Nutrition & Ingredients
Nutrition FactsServing Size
Servings Per Container AboutAmount Per ServingCaloriesCalories from Fat% Daily Value*Total Fat g%Saturated Fat g%Trans Fat gCholesterol mg%Sodium mg%Total Carbohydrate g%Dietary Fiber g%Sugars gProtein g%Vitamin A%Vitamin C%Calcium%Iron%*Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet. Your daily values may be higher or lower depending on your calorie needs. - Reviews
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I bought 5 of these to toss in an emergency kit and I opened one last night during a power outage. They’re advertised as a 12 hour glow stick, but almost 24 hours later, and it’s still glowing. Definitely not as bright as last night, but still functional!Value Quality Price
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