Spotbrites Safe-T-Tag Bone LED Dog ID Tags at Pet Mountain

On November 5, 2011:
First one did'nt work, so Pet Mountain was nice enough to send me another one without having to return it. Second one did'nt work either........

On November 4, 2011:
I got this to use as an ID Tag. It really is just a novelty item and will not stand up to serious use, I think. Disappointed.

On May 1, 2011:
I have noticed some have downgraded this product due to the plastic pin that holds it to the metal clasp breaking. We have two very active labs and have found running a small piece of wire around the body of the bone and through the metal loop where it connects to the bone will keep the clasp on the bone. Only problem we've noted is that the batteries are hard to replace, but the tag is not much more expensive to replace than it is to buy new batteries.

On December 29, 2010:
The light worked fine and it was very cute. It was also nice that there was a little area on the back to write my pets name and info on. However, it was gone by the end of the first night I put it on him. The hook is still on his collar, so the little keychain-like thing was just not good quality and fell right apart.

On December 17, 2010:
This is a great concept but unfortunately two of the six I bought are now unusable. The loop that holds the clip in place is made of plastic and have broken. I guess I should have known better considering these were so inexpensive, but I was looking for something that only turned on in the dark. If the loop were improved, I would possibly buy again, but until then, I will keep looking.