FIREWORKS SAFETY/STATE LAWS

FEDERAL CLASS 'C' AUTHORIZED EXPLOSIVES APPROVED FOR SALE TO PERSONS 18 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER
PURCHASER BEARS RESPONSIBILITY FOR SAFE ENJOYMENT OF FIREWORKS

Disclaimer: You must be 18 years of age or older (with a valid ID) to purchase fireworks from Crazy Dave's Fireworks locations.

In the State of Florida, you must be 18. Read Florida Fireworks Laws Here (Will Open in New Window).

Visit the National Council on Fireworks Safety Website Here.

Our merchandise is sold solely upon the representation that it will be used strictly in accordance with the law and regulations applicable at the point of sale and point of destination. Crazy Dave's Fireworks will not assume liability for any injury during use, handling, storage or sale of the products.

Wholesale transactions in some states require a valid wholesale license. Check local government before using fireworks in certain areas.

INSTRUCTIONS (Crazy Dave's Fireworks will not assume liability for any injury during use, handling, storage or sale of the products.)

- Use fireworks and sparklers only outdoors.

- Obey local laws. If fireworks are not legal where you are, don’t use them.

- If drought conditions mean a ban on fireworks, follow the law.

- Only use fireworks as intended. Don’t try to alter them or combine them.

- Fireworks and alcohol do not mix. Have a designated “shooter".

- When all else fails, use common sense.

- Respect fireworks and sparklers as the great American tradition they are and always use

  with caution.

1. No items except sparklers are intended to be held in the hand.
2. Do not smoke or allow open flame near fireworks.
3. Choose a wide, clear site away from overhead obstacles for firing. If aerials or shells are in use, keep audience at least 40 feet back from lighting area.
4. Watch children carefully.
5. Sparklers: The first one will be more difficult to ignite - subsequently, light one from another. Keep children 6 ft. apart and do not allow them to wave sparklers in each other's faces. Teach them to hold sparkler by handle, fully extending arm in front of them, keeping sparkler away from clothing or other flammable apparel. Always hold Sparkler by handle: glowing rod remains hot for some time after use. Do not use on birthday cakes. Children must be supervised.
6. Be familiar with all of your fireworks before starting your display. Plan the order of firing before you begin. Notice that there are various types and locations of wicks - Always light wick/fuse at its tip.
7. Use a good firing base: e.g., a pail, box or wheelbarrow filled with earth or sand.
8. For fireworks without a standing base, bury halfway in the ground--unless the labeling on the item indicates otherwise. Set fireworks at a 10-degree angle pointing away from audience.
9. Do not leave fireworks unattended or close to lighting area. Always keep unlit fireworks pointing away from people.

10. If an item does not light easily or if it lights but seems to fizzle, stand back and do not handle for 30 minutes.
11. Keep a large pail of water and/or a water hose handy and be sure to hose down all fireworks & debris before disposal.
12. High winds will affect the quality of your display and may create a hazard. Do not fire in excessively windy conditions.
13. Storage: store fireworks in a cool, dry, ventilated place, away from children.