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Custom Light-Up and Glow in the Dark Items

A giveaway that glows gets noticed long after sunset, at night races, Halloween events, school dances and outdoor concerts. This collection covers 13 items that glow or light up. Glow in the dark pieces need no batteries: a rectangular keychain from $1.05, a silicone bracelet, and push pop fidget toys in cube and ball shapes.


LED items add blinking clip-on lights, a light-up yo-yo, a fidget spinner, a light-up coaster and a cinema board for messages. Pet owners get a 4 foot light-up leash and a rechargeable collar, and the Powerstick ClearPad glows on a desk.


Glow Versus LED

  • Glow in the dark: the material charges in light and glows on its own, used for bracelets, keychains and push pop toys.
  • Blinking safety lights: round clip-on lights and a three function LED light for runners, cyclists and trick or treaters.
  • Toys and fidgets: a light-up yo-yo and an LED fidget spinner for kids' events, arcades and family nights.
  • Light-up coaster and cinema board: bar, restaurant and event pieces that show off a logo or a short message.
  • Pet safety: a light-up dog leash and a rechargeable collar with USB-C for evening walks.


Every item can be screen printed, and one also takes full color. Minimums run between 20 and 500 pieces. Police and fire departments use the blinking lights for safety outreach, veterinarians and pet stores like the leashes and collars, and nightclubs and breweries put light-up coasters on the bar.

Frequently Asked Questions

The lineup mixes toys, safety lights and pet gear:

  • Glow keychains, silicone bracelets and push pop fidgets
  • LED blinking lights with back clips
  • A light-up yo-yo, fidget spinner and LED coaster
  • A cinema board that lights up
  • A light-up dog leash and a rechargeable pet collar

There is also the Powerstick ClearPad, which glows.

Items start at about $1.05 for a rectangular glow keychain and $1.15 for a glowing silicone bracelet. Most toys and blinking lights stay under $3.50, while the cinema board is around $5.45. The light-up dog leash and pet collar run roughly $11 to $12.40, and the Powerstick ClearPad is about $22.75. Setup ranges from $40 to $100.

Glow-in-the-dark pieces such as the keychain, bracelet and push pop cube and ball soak up light and then glow without any power source. LED items, including the blinking lights, yo-yo, fidget spinner and coaster, light up electronically. The pet collar is rechargeable, and one item in the collection uses USB-C. Power details are listed on each product page.

Minimums start at 20 pieces and go up to 500 on the lowest-priced novelties. Production takes 12 to 17 business days once your proof is approved, so give yourself enough time before a night event, a fun run or a back-to-school safety campaign.

All 13 items can be screen printed, typically in one color on the flat face of the light, bracelet or keychain. The Powerstick ClearPad also offers full color printing. Because glow items are often seen in low light, high contrast logo colors read best during the day, while the glow itself draws attention at night.

Blinking lights with back clips attach to backpacks, jackets or strollers so walkers and runners are easier to see after dark, and the three-function LED light offers more than one lighting mode. For pet businesses, the 4 foot light-up dog leash and the medium rechargeable collar keep dogs visible on evening walks. Glowing silicone bracelets work well for school safety nights.