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good quality glow sticks
13 April 2012, 16:54,
#1
good quality glow sticks
hi just a quick note asda are selling 2 camping glow sticks for a quid i tried a side by side test with army issue 8 hour sticks and the asda ones are better and at half the price ... good buy imo
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13 April 2012, 17:16,
#2
RE: good quality glow sticks
i get mine from the 99p shop does the job

b/d
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13 April 2012, 18:04,
#3
RE: good quality glow sticks
I'll be picking some of them up next payday.

The pound shop has the same deal on, but I've not tried them out, so don't know if they're any good.
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13 April 2012, 18:33,
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RE: good quality glow sticks
mind me asking what kind of time the 99p ones give you.
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13 April 2012, 20:16,
#5
RE: good quality glow sticks
about the 8 hour mark got some more the other day

b/d
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14 April 2012, 20:13,
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RE: good quality glow sticks
i only buy the cheap ones the kids play with them when the power goes off and i keep loads of them
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16 April 2012, 15:51,
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RE: good quality glow sticks
I think I put this comment in the wrong thread? Confused myself.


I get my glowsticks from CostCo. Cost me £9 (inc VAT) for 30

They've got a whistle built into them (I think they're supposed to be a toy) and a lanyard but they give out a decent amount of light, and keep going for at least 14 hours. We were really shocked they lasted that long, I was expecting 6 to 8 hours max.
And you get green, yellow and blue ones. The blue are very cool, especially when you swing them round your head and run home from the pub shoutingh "NEEE-NAAWWW-NEEE-NAAWWW-NEEE-NAAWWW"
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