Fire Red UV Dye

Do they need some sort of liquid activator to combine with? Because these don't seem to glow at all to UV light.

I was very excited to use this and 2 other colors for a haunted house. One drop did very little. I ordered 3 colors, and they sent me 2 labeled blue - except one of those colors was CLEAR. The other blue came out light green after I used about half the bottle. The pink/red came out very light pink. After a few hours, all colors were very, very pale. None fluoresced under black light. Very disappointed. I didn't inspect the bottle labels until I was putting the drops into the water. I gave a score of "3" for easy to use since you just put the drops in the water. But you might as well use food coloring.

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Works very well with my photo projects. I got this color plus the blue and green. You do have to be careful with skin staining but it isn't anything that can't be easily cleaned with soap and water. I use it with portable UV lights to create neat images having glow-in-the-dark water pour over models and it makes for some very cool pictures.

No LABELS,NO INSTRUCTIONS!

This works great for my needs. Has a very intense glow, but not so much if you use their recommended 5 drops per quart of water... i find that 5 drops in 2 oz of water gives me the intensity i'm looking for, and more accurate to the product image. A little still goes a long way.

Dyes come in very small bottles and honestly don't transform that much water. If you're looking for something to transform a gallon or so of water then this should be fine... if you're looking for something to transfer 55 gallons...not so much

Works great. I used it to fill a storm glass barometer and it's perfect. It's red under normal lighting and flouresces brilliant red under UV. I Used considerably more than the recommended 2 drops, because the top of the vial popped off, but it turned out perfectly.