Blue UV Blacklight Reactive - 1 Gallon - 128 Ounces

We had lots of fun with this product in an automatic bubble machine however there are some things to consider.1. Yes it did glow with 3 black lights and zero normal light. It probably won't glow as well outdoors.2. As one review said it went 2 feet get then dropped. We set up a fan pointing up and it fixed the issue3. None of us had a reaction and we definitely had it all over our faces.4. It makes a mess although you can't view it without the black light. I don't suggest to use it where you have expensive items or furniture. We set up a garage for it.

I brought these to purple city (a rave) and had a blast, they are super bright and fun to put in a bubble blower. you can paint yourself with them too, although I painted myself by accident lol. everyone seemed to love them, but one thing..I went home and scrubbed myself down in the shower and the next day of the rave I was still covered..they don't wash off for like 3 days. I don't mind that too much just because I'm not always in a black light. but over all they were amazing!

Have tried a bunch of things to make UV reactive bubbles- quinine, b vitamins, water-soluble glow powders, other brands’ UV bubble mix. Nothing gave good results. Then purchased the little 4-oz bottles of Atomic UV, one in each color, to test them. Wow, was really impressed- syrupy, almost chalky texture, blew tons of bubbles and they really glowed. So bought a gallon of the blue.When I filled the machine I literally did a double-take: the fluid poured like water, felt like water- I thought I may have grabbed the wrong jug. In the machine it produced far fewer bubbles, even when I cut the fan way back, and the glow was apparent but not knock-your-socks-off like the smaller bottles. Honestly? I think it’s the same product but they thin it by about half in the bigger bottle.Eventually added Dawn detergent to thicken the mix and am living with the reduced glow. Will buy this product again- but in the smaller, far more expensive (but better) bottles.

I bought this product last year for a Halloween party for kids aging from 7-11. The kids did have fun with it, however, two kids at the party had a reaction to the bubbles. One girls face was itching and turning red in spots where the bubble hit her face and more alarming was that another boy had what looked like a chemical burn (almost blistering) on his cheek that burned. I washed his face immediately. I did not take him to the dr. because it wasn't getting larger and seemed to be getting better in a few days I believe it was. But there was no warning of this. I left a message on the companys answering machine and they called me the first thing in the morning that they opened. They said they never heard anything like this because it is used worldwide. I also sent them a picture of the boys cheek that was affected. They were very good about this and had me return the bottle and paid the purchase price and the shipping for returning it. I was hoping by now they would have put something up of some warning, maybe because I didn't go to the dr. that is why. I showed a few nurses at church his face, and they agreed that it looked like a chemical burn. I just want anyone out there to be careful of this product if they choose to use it. The kids did love to play with it. Also one of my mistakes when they played with it, is to make sure you have florescent black lights not just a black lightbulb...at least I had one flourescent bulb. Great product if there is no side effects.

So, I ended up ordering this product kind of last minute and it still got to my house within a week or two. I needed it for a new year's party and I ordered it the 19th or 20th and got it with like 4 or 5 days to spare!!! The bubbles glow pretty well, the best feature is when they pop and make other things glow!!! It's not like floating glowing orbs but they do look awesome and will amaze at parties!!!

We use these bubbles at a nightclub for a monthly party, and they work great. Don't cheap out on bubbles...these are the real deal, and have a nice effect that club-goers appreciate. The bubble fluid does get sticky so don't put anything underneath or directly around the bubble machine. As far as being blacklight-reactive, they definitely produce a nice glow. I wouldn't call it super-bright, but it's the best I've seen among blacklight-reactive bubbles. Recommended.

I run a blacklight club night in Chicago and these are always a huge hit. If I forget to bring them for whatever reason, I hear people all night asking about where the bubbles are.They're slippery once they hit the floor and -look- like they stain your skin once they land, but it all comes off easily with water. Not a big deal and easy to clean up.

The first shipment was unusable as the bottle had broken open and leaked the bubbles all over itself. Amazon refunded my money and I had to order again. The delay took about a week.I bought a ton of this stuff for a black light party in my home. To make sure we'd get excellent results from the UV-sensitive stuff in the house, I had a ton of black light tubes, black light bulbs and a 450 watt UV canon. The UV paint, "glow in the dark" stuff, white shirts, etc - all glowed like crazy.The bubbles just looked like bubbles with a slight black light reflection. ZzzZzzZzzThe only way this stuff looks goood is if you pour it all over your skin - which makes your skin glow for a short time in the black light. ...but the bubbles thing is a lost cause.I didn't even see much difference between the different colors.I wouldn't buy this stuff again.