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The perfect corporate gift


The Glowstar is an amazing product with hundreds of uses. Charity and Aid organisations worldwide buy these products for use in rural and remote areas where there are no mains or electricity supply.


The Glowstar is being used as the major source of lighting to perform medical operations, for teaching in schools, by security companies, and for site inspection work plus it has many many other practical uses.


These truly amazing lights would make an ideal corporate gift or charity donation this Christmas - something the receiver will be pleased to have and find many invaluable uses for over the coming years.


The perfect personal gift


The Glowstar is ideal for use in the home, for recreational use such as yachting, fishing, camping and treking but above all, every car should have one because if you break down you can be sure you will be seen and you can even be sure to be able to phone home even if your mobile phone is dead as it will charge a mobile phone!


The Glowstar also has a security feature built into it whereby the light will automatically come on at night then go off in the day.


Contact: Sarah Hill at TBA Limited Telephone: Jersey 853927 email: sarah@tbalimited.com


or purchase online at www.tbalimited.com


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