🟨 Cyalume 9-00741 Light Yellow Orange Glow Stick Review

Red used to be the most boring. After blue. Red glows almost imperceptibly unless you are in complete darkness. Green and yellow have been the brightest so far. I thought they were brighter than they were, but they were only slightly brighter than the regular glow sticks you buy at party stores (thicker). The good news is that they last VERY long. I broke my blue off around 5pm and when I woke up the next day it was still on (dimmer). Overall a great product, but if you REALLY don't like glow…

In the late 90's my friends and I bought 100 packs of these Cyalume lightsticks and were shocked to learn that people were willing to pay $20 for ONE of these Cyalume lightsticks priced at a to pay rave if they are sold out in a night. Now that I'm an adult, the fun never ends with these things. And of course my kids love glowsticks, but the ones sold for dollars aren't as bright and don't last as long. They are AMAZING for babies and baths. It's very safe: the baby can chew on the plastic (not

Obviously these handy glowsticks have many uses - Whatever the application (realistic) - They won't disappoint - I use them for film and photo work on set. While they don't turn anything into a scorching, bright midday sun, they're the perfect tool when you need light ASAP. Keep in mind that they are meant to be looked at rather than used. them to illuminate visible areas; That doesn't mean you can't use them in place of a flashlight, just that anyone who thinks a single glow stick can "light a