Cyalume SnapLight Eco-Friendly Light Sticks, Green, 6" Long, 12 Hour Duration, Glow Sticks (15 Pack)

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During this time my friend, Mike Graham, who knew I had a growing obsession with bioluminescence, told me about someone he met at Burning Man who gifted him a bioluminescent water gun.

Needless to say, the environmental impact of glow stick production is a negative one to say the least. First, let’s explore traditional glow sticks, then get into environmentally friendly alternatives (if they even exist! Whereas LED lights use electricity, can be of varied brightness, and don’t matter with the environment. It can introduce people to the concept that the things we use could actually be beneficial for our planet. Players engage by rolling dice to determine outcomes, adding an element of chance and excitement to the game.LED foam sticks provide vibrant illumination similar to traditional glow sticks but without the harmful chemicals. In light of the increasing awareness of reducing plastic waste does anyone have any alternatives to glow sticks to sell at discos? The Kickstarter project was all about getting us started and getting the word out so we can further validate this idea, get feedback, and continue to work towards our product development goals. Have you ever wondered what happened to all the liquid-filled glow sticks after one of our concerts or events. However, under large-scale usage and improper handling, these impacts can accumulate and have adverse effects on the surrounding environment.

If The Light Wand sounds as good to you as it does to me, consider donating to Nyoka on Kickstarter and help these awesome innovators create a biodegradable glow stick!Deprive their kiddos of hours of fun or find an environmentally friendly alternative to glow sticks? Light-up pop tubes, also known as pop tubes, have gained immense popularity as sensory toys in recent years. The startup world is kind of the opposite — the aim is to go really fast, really big, so it’s been a bit of a culture shock going between the two worlds. Instead of converting sugar into food, algae is a proxy organism which draws CO2 from the air and uses this to build itself.