💡 Efficient Illumination: Cyalume SnapLight White Light Sticks for Instant Brightness Review

has been damaged by expensive as they are so dim a very bright glowstick should light some paper lanterns for a wedding based on the 'industrial' and 'high intensity' tags. and higher price point. My expectations were clearly too high as they weren't very bright. a very obvious shade of lavender, not a true white at all. They will now be placed on the bottom of our beverage ice boxes once the sun goes down after the ceremony.

No complaints. That's how I remember them from the service at the end of the 80s. Don't tune the LZ anymore, but more than functional for emergencies, it gives enough light and you usually get a little over 8 hours. An essential item in every household. Each is individually wrapped and ready to use. And if you have absolutely no idea how to get them working, just read the package. Or ask any 6 year old. bend down and shake. Produces no heat or flame. Safe and difficult to break and spill the…

There really is no substitute for Cyalume chemicals/glowsticks. Many other glow sticks work well but lack the brightness or durability of this brand. Compared to other Cyalume glow sticks they are not as bright as green but do the job well. I typically use green for general use (camping, hiking, power outages, etc.) and white for natural light. At the same time, white doesn't look as bright as green because green is the brightest of all available colors. However, I would highly recommend this…