Fireworks prohibited: Firecrackers, torpedoes, sky rockets, Roman candles, Daygo bombs and aerial shell devices.Fireworks permitted: Wood stick and wire sparklers with no more than 100 grams of pyrotechnic composition other hand-held or ground-based sparkling devices which are non-explosive and non-aerial, snakes, glow worms and smoke devices trick noisemakers – party poppers, snappers and drop pops.Fireworks prohibited: All other consumer fireworks including multiple-tube sparkling devices that exceed 100 grams of total pyrotechnic composition.Fireworks permitted: Hand-held and ground based sparkling devices (non-explosive and non-aerial plus do not contain more than 100 grams of pyrotechnic composition).Fireworks prohibited: Firecrackers, aerial devices, audible ground devices.Fireworks permitted: Cylindrical and cone fountains, ground spinners, torches and colored fire, dipped sticks and sparklers, snakes and glow worms, trick noisemakers, and certain other novelties.Fireworks prohibited: Firecrackers, skyrockets, rockets, roman candles, chasers, all wire and wooden stick sparklers, surprise items, friction items, torpedoes, firework kits, and fireworks containing arsenic, phosphorus, thiocyanates magnesium, mercury salts, picric acid, gallates or gallic acid, chlorates (with some exceptions), boron, titanium, zirconium, gunpowder, and fireworks kits.Fireworks permitted: Ground and hand-held sparkling devices, cylindrical and cone fountains, wheel and ground spinners, illuminating torch, flitter sparklers not exceeding 10 inches in length or ¼ in diameter, toy smoke device, party poppers and snappers.Fireworks permitted: Roman candles, skyrockets, helicopter rockets, cylindrical and cone fountains, wheels, torches, dipped sticks, mines and shells, firecrackers with soft casings, and novelties.Fireworks prohibited: Aerial consumer fireworks, bottle and sky rockets, helicopters, torpedoes, roman candles, and jumping jacks.Fireworks permitted: Ground based sparkling devices including fountains, multiple tube cake devices, illuminating torches, wheels, and ground spinners.

Fireworks prohibited: All fireworks not defined and salable consumer fireworks.

Fireworks permitted: Roman candles, skyrockets, helicopter rockets, cylindrical and cone fountains, wheels, torches, dipped sticks, mines and shells, firecrackers with soft casings.

Fireworks prohibited: Fireworks containing more than two grains of explosive composition, any mail-order fireworks.

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Fireworks permitted: Items that comply with regulations of the U.S.

state, as outlined by the American Pyrotechnics Association and World Population Review. To sort through the complexities, here's a rundown of the fireworks laws in every U.S.

Data from emergency service company PuroClean shows that sparklers, often operated by children, account for more than one-quarter of reported fireworks injuries each year. Age restrictions also greatly vary by state, with Arkansas, Mississippi and North Dakota allowing children as young as 12 to buy fireworks.

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