Red L.E.D. Flashing Sunglasses

Quantity	Price (USD)
Per piece, 1 - 95 pieces.	$3.60
Per piece, 96 + pieces.	$3.05

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Red L.E.D. Flashing Sunglasses Description

Think RED. LED Red Flashing Sunglasses will light up the faces of your guests and they will be seeing RED. Perfect for the guests at your event, holiday, or theme. A natural for Christmas, New Years, and Valentines Day celebrations.

LED Red Flashing Sunglasses are also a favorite dance floor giveaway for Bar and Bat Mitzvah celebrations.

LED Red Flashing Sunglasses are individually packed, please order by the piece. AG-13 Batteries included and installed. These flashing sunglasses are a novelty item and not real sunglasses. One size fits most.

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Q:
HOW MANY PIECES DOES ONE PACKAGE BRING?
Asked on 9/6/2011 by KARINA from LANCASTER PA
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  Our red led flashing sunglasses are priced and packed by the individual pair of glasses.
  Answered on 9/7/2011 by Windy City Nicole from The Windy City
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Are these sized for Adults or for kids?
Asked on 8/1/2011 by Anonymous
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  Our red LED flashing sunglasses are one size fits most and will fit moast average size adults, young adults and large children.
  Answered on 8/2/2011 by Windy City Nicole from The Windy City

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Red L.E.D. Flashing Sunglasses with 8 Blinking Settings, One Size Fits Most

4.2

(based on 6 reviews)

83%

of respondents would recommend this to a friend.

Pros

Colorful (5)
Fun (4)
Attractive (3)

Cons

Best Uses

Themed parties (6)
Adults (4)
Celebration (4)
Teenagers (4)

- Was this a gift?:
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10/26/2011

5.0

Glasses were a HIT with adults and teens

By Trisher

from Fairfield County

About Me Frequent Host

Pros

Attractive Design
Colorful
Durable
Easy To Use
Fun
Good Value

Cons

Best Uses

Adults
Celebration
Party favors
School Activities
Teens
Themed Parties

Comments about Red L.E.D. Flashing Sunglasses with 8 Blinking Settings, One Size Fits Most:

Used for a 16th B'day party. The bright colors added to the decorations and everyone had fun wearing them. Good quality. Excellent shipping. Great company to do business with.

8/16/2011

5.0

Snazzy!

By AdrenaC

from New Mexico

Pros

Attractive Design
Bright
Heavy

Cons

Best Uses

Adults
Burning Man
Celebration
Teens
Themed Parties
Young Children

Comments about Red L.E.D. Flashing Sunglasses with 8 Blinking Settings, One Size Fits Most:

These look great, the different modes are a lot of fun and they are heavier-duty and better made than we expected. Batteries are easy to change- I expect these to last for a long time.

7/12/2011

5.0

A BIG HIT

By Granny D

from Massachusetts

About Me Value Oriented

Pros

Colorful
Fun

Cons

Best Uses

Teens
Themed Parties

Comments about Red L.E.D. Flashing Sunglasses with 8 Blinking Settings, One Size Fits Most:

Used on granddaughter's 15th birthday cake because it had a beach theme and she loves sunglasses. They were a big hit.

7/30/2011

4.0

Love them

By conventioneer

from ny

Pros

Colorful

Cons

Best Uses

Themed Parties

Comments about Red L.E.D. Flashing Sunglasses with 8 Blinking Settings, One Size Fits Most:

Love them

5/11/2011

4.0

Good product

By Dr. Jump

from Milwaukee, WI

About Me Quality Oriented

Pros

Colorful
Durable
Easy To Use
Fun
Good Value
Lots of lighting patterns
Self-contained battery

Cons

Lens can fog

Best Uses

Adults
Celebration
Entertainment
Teens
Themed Parties
Young Children

Comments about Red L.E.D. Flashing Sunglasses with 8 Blinking Settings, One Size Fits Most:

Well constructed, easy to use and lights are quite visible. Would prefer glasses without a lens since they can fog up (I wear them for jump rope shows, so I'm sweating), and its unlikely you would need the lens for eye protection given their typical uses.