Description

Sweetfire Biofuel Fire Starter Tabs – Eco-Friendly Fuel for Firepits, Campfires & Emergencies

The Sweetfire Firestarter Biofuel Tabs are a game-changer for campers, preppers, and eco-conscious adventurers. Made from renewable bagasse (sugarcane waste) and infused with vegetable wax, these all-natural fire starter tabs light easily and burn strong—even in damp conditions.

Whether you’re starting a fire in the backcountry, lighting a fire pit during a storm, or building an emergency preparedness kit, Sweetfire tabs offer dependable ignition. Each tab burns up to 6 minutes, making them ideal for lighting kindling, firewood, grills, or stoves without harmful chemicals or synthetic materials.

Compact, lightweight, and eco-friendly, this 24-pack is a smart addition to every fire starter camping kit, hurricane preparedness kit, or survival fire starter kit.

Why You’ll Love It:

Long Burn Time – Each tab burns for up to 6 minutes
✓ Eco-Conscious Composition – Made from sugarcane bagasse and vegetable wax
✓ Compact and Lightweight – 24 tabs in a slim, packable case
✓ Reliable Ignition – Easy to light and ideal for emergency or wet conditions
✓ Versatile Use – Great for camping, BBQs, wood stoves, and emergency kits
✓ Safe Storage – No toxic fumes or chemicals; perfect for indoor and outdoor storage

Product Specifications:

• Burn Time (Up to): 6 minutes per tab

• Contents: 24 firestarter tabs

• Weight: 3.7 oz (105 g)

• Dimensions: 24-Pack: 6” x 1.125” x 5.5 in

Stock your emergency supplies and camping gear with this clean-burning, eco-friendly fire starter option. Whether you’re preparing for a power outage, building a campfire on your next hike, or grilling in your backyard, the Sweetfire Biofuel Tabs provide a safe, sustainable way to get your flame going—anytime, anywhere.

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including carbon monoxide, soot and other combustion by-products, which are known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to http://www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.