Aurora Lites Blue & Green Color Firestarter
Looking for a blue and green flame fire starter? This fast-lighting pouch firestarter adds vivid blue and green color to campfire and fire-pit flames — wind resistant, wet-climate friendly, and handmade in Concrete, Washington. One 1 oz (28 g) pouch for $2.50.

Aurora Lites Blue & Green Color Firestarter — one 1 oz (28 g) pouch
One 1 oz (28 g) pouch
Ships by ground within the lower 48 US (P.O. boxes OK). Alaska, Hawaii, US territories and APO/FPO: contact us first.Shipping details
- Vivid blue & green flames
- Fast lighting
- Wind resistant
- Wet-climate friendly
- Compact 1 oz (28 g) pouch
- Handmade in Concrete, Washington
What It Does

Transform an ordinary campfire or fire pit into a vivid outdoor experience with Aurora Lites Blue & Green Flame Firestarter. This easy-to-use firestarter produces striking blue and green flames, creating a unique visual effect for backyard fires, camping trips, and outdoor gatherings.
Designed with Pacific Northwest conditions in mind, it lights quickly and is made for outdoor use in breezy or damp weather. Each 1-ounce / 28-gram package is compact and lightweight, making it easy to bring along on camping adventures or keep with your fire-pit supplies.
Handmade by Aurora Lites in Concrete, Washington, this colorful firestarter adds something memorable to your next fire.
How to Use It Safely
- Use outdoors only, in a fire-safe spot such as a fire pit or campfire ring.
- Follow the directions printed on the package.
- Keep the pouch, the fire, and hot tools away from children and pets.
- Keep flammable materials away from the fire.
- Never leave a fire unattended.
- Fully extinguish the fire before you leave the area.
Safety First
Use only as directed and follow all local fire-safety regulations. Use outdoors in a suitable fire-safe area. Keep away from children, flammable materials, and uncontrolled flames. Never leave a fire unattended. Fully extinguish the fire before leaving the area. Flame colors may vary depending on fire conditions, fuel, airflow, and surrounding materials.