Jason Fitzpatrick
Stressed about safety on Halloween night? Bust out the glow sticks. Kids can’t resist them, and it’s easy for parents (and drivers) to see a kid who’s lit up like a party bus.
A few years ago I impulsively bought a ton of glow sticks off Amazon because they were a dirt-cheap daily deal. My family and I played with a few of them, but by the end of summer, we still had a lot of glow sticks left. Hundreds of them, even.
Halloween rolled around and it dawned on me the best way to get rid of the bazillion glow sticks I had bulk purchased was to hand them out by the handfuls to kids on Halloween.
Not only did the kids love getting the glow sticks—have you ever met a child who wasn’t totally enraptured by them?—but within the first hour of trick or treating in my neighborhood, I saw hundreds of kids walking around glowing brightly in the night with the glow stick bracelets they’d picked up at our house.
400 Ultra Bright Glow Sticks Bulk - Glow in The Dark Party Supplies Pack - 8" Glowsticks Easter Party Favors with Bracelets and Necklaces
Extra bright and sporting strong connectors, these glow stick bracelets are perfect for handing out on Halloween.
$29.95 
Whether you stop by your local Halloween store or hop on Amazon, it’s pretty inexpensive to snap up a few hundred glow stick bracelets to hand out. While we love this 400-stick bulk bracelet bundle from Glow Mind, this is definitely the time of year where glow sticks sell out quickly so here are some backup picks if stock runs low:
- PartySticks 400 Bracelet Glow Sticks
- Turnmeon 500 Bracelet Glow Sticks
- FlashingBlinkyLights 50 Necklace Glow Sticks
Not only will you make Halloween night a little bit safer for the trick-or-treaters that come your way, but you’ll also have cool non-food treats on hand so you can participate in the Teal Pumpkin Project to make Halloween safer for kids with food allergies.
