Product Discerption:

Blue 34inch Helium Number Shaped Balloon

Comes with helium and a free weight

Material Foil

CHOKING HAZARD: Children under 8 years can choke or suffocate on uninflated or broken balloons. Adult supervision required. Keep uninflated balloons from children. Discard broken balloons at once.

Latex Allergy

Like other natural things people are allergic to such as bee stings and peanuts, latex can also cause allergic reactions ranging from minor skin irritation to anaphylaxis in a very small percentage of the population.

However, latex allergy doesn’t have to mean missing out on the joy of balloons, there are now a number of non-latex balloon alternatives on the market such as foil balloons and plastic bubble balloons.

Balloon Valves

Balloon valves are inserted into the neck of latex balloons to create a seal without tying a knot. They are a great time and labour-saving device, however, being small and made of plastic, they can also present a choking hazard. Please discard immediately and responsibly when balloons have burst and do not allow children to play with an uninflated balloon fitted with a valve.

Balloon Sticks

Many balloon sticks come in two pieces; a cup which the balloon attaches to and a stick which attaches to the cup. The cup is fairly small and may present a choking hazard should it become loose. If balloons are to be given to children on sticks, we recommend buying one-piece moulded balloon sticks.

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