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Pack of 4, BYB Super Bright 9 LED Mini Aluminum Flashlight with Lanyard,


A simple, bright flashlight.  No gimmicks, no flashing just a nice bright light at a price for four that was just a smidge over the price of one that was only one LED.




  • BYB Super Bright 9 LED mini aluminum flashlight is the perfect companion for everyday use.
  • Compact, Durable, and Versatile. Use in a wide variety of situations and circumstances
  • Aluminum body, good illumination, no blinding, run times, can use for calamity search & rescue
  • Simple on/off push button operation and 3x AAA Battery required but not included
  • 100% SATISFACTION GUARANTEE AND NO HASSLE 90-DAY MONEY BACK GUARANTEE!
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