Stink bombs are small devices or capsules designed to emit a foul odor when activated. They are often used as prank items to create a strong, unpleasant smell in a specific area. Stink bombs typically consist of a glass vial or plastic capsule filled with a concentrated, malodorous substance.

Here’s how stink bombs generally work:

1. Construction: Stink bombs are usually small, sealed containers that hold a liquid or powder substance known for its pungent smell. Common ingredients used to create the foul odor include sulfur compounds or other chemicals designed to produce a strong and lingering stench.
2. Activation: To activate a stink bomb, the user typically breaks the vial or capsule by stepping on it, throwing it, or applying pressure. This breaks the seal and releases the odor-producing substance.
3. Odor release: Once the stink bomb is activated, it releases the foul-smelling substance into the surrounding air. The odor can be extremely unpleasant and may linger for a significant period, depending on the specific stink bomb and the environment in which it is used.

Stink bombs are primarily used for prank purposes and are often associated with playful or mischievous behavior. They are commonly used in scenarios where creating a sudden, strong odor can elicit surprise, discomfort, or humor. However, it’s important to exercise caution and use stink bombs responsibly, considering the comfort and consent of others, as some people may have sensitivities or allergies to certain odors. Additionally, be aware of any local laws or regulations regarding the use of stink bombs, as they may be restricted or prohibited in certain areas.

3 vials per pack.