🧬 Get ready to get grossed out and learn!
The Scientific Explorer Disgusting Science Kit is an engaging educational tool designed for children aged 8 and older. It includes essential materials like petri dishes, a magnifier, and various ingredients to create fun and disgusting science experiments, all while promoting learning about biology and microbiology.
| Item Dimensions | 10 x 2.75 x 12.25 inches |
| Item Weight | 10.24 ounces |
| Theme | Science |
M**E
Cheap, DO NOT BUY!
Do not buy this, my daughter is 8 years old and could not follow all the recipes in the little book that comes in this cheap kit, they are so long to read, there is no pictures at all, and on top of that they give you only 3 small pouches of the 3 main ingredients, along with 4 little cups to put them in, and 2 food coloring, everything else that you need for each recipe (you need a lot of Everything else) is not included. So cheap, and its not something the kid can do on his or her own, a parent has to boil the gelatin, and its super sticky in the pot, and of course it didn't work the way it was suppose to. Do not buy!
A**R
product caused red inflammation on my son's hands (above knuckles)
My son used the materials in the kit and that evening had what we thought was chemical burns on his hands. We ordered it during the stay at-home order for something for him to play with and we have had to throw it away. It is unfortunate as the product was very promising and looked so fun.
G**E
Disappointed 😞
I bought this for my son for Christmas . I was so excited and saw the hole in the box. Well that happens. Open the box just in case and found out something leak and dry put over time. Am returning this and was very sad.
A**A
Disappointing
My granddaughter and even her father thought that the kit failed. None of the experiments worked. The Petrie dishes were flimsy and had a poor seal
N**R
She loves it!
My 8 yr old granddaughter personally phoned me to tell me she 'loves disgusting things'! She was particularly interested in making 'friendly germs'. It may sound odd to some, but this is really an educational toy and obviously fun to work with. She was thrilled.
