Be Careful About Cheap Glow Sticks & Glow Necklaces

Glow sticks are used for entertainment and safety. They cost is very low. Although stores like Wal-Mart, Target and Dollar Tree offer glow sticks, the lowest pricing is from online sellers who have less overheads than physical stores. Although sometimes consumers tend to trim budget by buying cheap glow sticks, cheap glow necklaces or cheap glow bracelets, unhappy results could happen because of low quality issues.  Whether you are an end user of cheap glow sticks planning to give them away at Halloween trick-or-treat, or a vendor planning to resell cheap glow necklaces at July 4th fireworks show, your guests or customers may ask for a replacement or a refund for the cheap glow sticks that didn’t light up or cheap glow necklaces that faded after 30 minutes into the night.

Unlike some other products where quality may not make an obvious difference, the differences between cheap and quality glowsticks are significant. The issue with cheap glow sticks is that they are either duds, meaning they don’t activate, or they glow for a much shorter time than they should. There are many causes for the quality issues. Two main ones are the most common. One of the reasons is when cheap glowsticks were made, the manufacturers did not use the correct type of chemicals. Second reason is that the cheap glow necklaces for sale may have only a very short period of shelf life time left, e.g. 1-2 months. If kept and stored properly, glow sticks should have a shelf life of 2 years.Shelf life for glow bracelets and glow necklaces is typically one year if stored properly at a dry cool place. 

In summary, cheap glow sticks or cheap glow necklaces simply won’t do the job unfortunately and will achieve nothing but a waste of money and time. Before commiting to any purchases next time, make sure the quality of glow sticks and glow necklaces are there so that everyone can enjoy the products!