Syringes

Promotional candy syringes here are all plastic, with a tip that pulls off so they keep working after the first batch is gone. Each one shows its ingredients and best before date, and a little chipping in the sweets comes with the territory. The fun part is picking what goes inside.

• Jelly Beans: Jelly Belly beans in a flavour assortment that changes from pack to pack.
• Chewy Fruits: Soft fruity lollies with a mixed assortment in every syringe.
• M&Ms: Candy-coated chocolate in an assorted colour mix.
• Chocolate Beans: Mixed colours or corporate bean colours to match a colour scheme.
• Mints: A fresh, simple fill for anyone after something lighter than chocolate.

At a wedding dessert table, a little flower girl grabs a syringe of jelly beans and spends the speeches squeezing out one bean at a time. Her parents get a quiet ten minutes and she gets to feel like a doctor. Pair the syringes with pillow boxes for guests who'd rather take a treat home.

Most styles can be finished with a full colour swing tag, while some branded candy syringes carry a sticker on the barrel instead. Store them dry and under 22 degrees, especially the chocolate fills.

What Buyers Ask

How do I choose the right filling?
Chocolate fills like M&Ms and chocolate beans suit indoor events, while mints and chewy fruits are easier for warm outdoor days. Chocolate beans are the pick when you want the sweets themselves in corporate colours.

Which syringe lollies are best for a chocolate lover?
M&Ms and chocolate beans are the best choices for chocolate lovers, as both are candy-coated chocolate fills. Chocolate beans can be ordered in mixed or corporate colours, while M&Ms come in their familiar assorted mix.

Can promotional candy syringes match a corporate colour scheme?
Yes, chocolate beans can be supplied in corporate bean colours, so the sweets inside the syringe pick up the colours of a brand. Mixed colour chocolate beans and assorted M&Ms suit events where a bright, varied look works better.

What storage do promotional candy syringes need?
Keep them in a dry spot below 22 degrees, out of direct sun and away from heat. Each syringe shows a best before date, so stock can be rotated and handed out while it's fresh.