SPARKLERS

Sparklers are hand-held fireworks that burn slowly while emitting a cascade of golden light and sizzling sparks. Sparklers are one of the most popular and fondly remembered features of Victoria Day, Canada Day, Diwali, New Year's and other holidays or celebrations: they provide a magical effect, creating gold and red trails when waved or twirled in the air. Sparklers are often used at weddings to send off the bride and groom with a special touch and fond farewells.
USE SPARKLERS WITH PROPER CARE:: While seemingly innocuous, Sparklers are responsible for the vast majority of legal firework-related injuries. This is mainly because parents give Sparklers to young children who are not sufficiently mature to understand the dangers these devices can present. Sparklers burn at high temperatures and remain hot well after they are extinguished: used improperly, they can damage clothing or skin. Children should use Sparklers only under careful adult instruction and supervision. Sparklers are not recommended for children under 8 years old.