GelBlaster Gellets™ are small, colorful, hydrating balls made out of Super Absorbent Polymer (SAP), an all natural, non-toxic, non-irritating, starch-based material. GelBlaster Gellets™ burst on contact and immediately begin to disintegrate.
Absolutely! GelBlaster Gellets™ are made from an all natural, non-toxic, non-irritating, starch-based material. GelBlaster Gellets™ burst on contact and immediately begin to disintegrate. However, they don't taste very good.
GelBlaster Gellets™ must be soaked for at least 2 hours in water to fully expand in size. Failing to completely hydrate the GelBlaster Gellets™ may cause your Gel Blaster® to function properly. Overnight soaking is recommended. Note: GelBlaster Gellets™ expand 10x their size. Make sure you use a big enough container. A 1 gallon bucket works great for hydrating a 10,000k Gellet pack). Store hydrated GelBlaster Gellets™ in an airtight container, away from the elements and direct sunlight.
Hydrated GelBlaster Gellets™ will last up to 2 weeks in an airtight container. Fully submerge the GelBlaster Gellets™ in water for storage of up to three months. Keep dehydrated GelBlaster Gellets™ dry until ready to use.
Gel Blaster Gellets™ are the future of fun! Gellets™ are colorful, water-based beads They burst on contact, leaving behind minimal residue Spend less time cleaning and more time having a Blast!
Pour Out Gellets®
Add 1 Gal Of Water
2 Hours Later
The next evolution of fun! Gel Blasters are new revolutionary toy blasters that blast Gellets®.
Gellets® are colorful absorbent beads that disintegrate on contact and begin their dehydration process.
Tjhey provide just enough sting to make it exciting! It feels like getting hit with a rubber band—a quick, minor sting. You probably won't even notice because you'll be too busy laughing.
Hydrating your Gellets is easy!
Hydrated Gellets® will last up to 2 weeks in an airtight container. Fully submerge the Gellets® in water for storage of up to 3 months. Keep dehydrated Gellets® dry until ready to use.
Gellets® last indefinitely when dehydrated, and up to 3 months when submerged in water.