Galaxy Squoosh-O's DIY Fidget Toys by Horizon Group USA, Make 4 De-Stressing Toys, DIY Stress Balls For Kids, Includes Balloons, Funnel, Glitter, Expanding Water Beads & More

I wanted to get a stress ball to try to help with my stress and anxiety. I saw that these were cheap, and a DIY project, so I figured why not. They do come out nice and feel good to squeeze. The box that came was different than the one in the picture though. I received a kit to make 4 of them and not 3 like the box in the pictures says.Big tip - The beads are different colors, purple and blue as they say in the description, but they look very much the same, so my dumb self ended up with 2 all blue balls and 2 all purple balls. So mix the beads if you want that galaxy look they have in the picture.

This item was mangled during shipping so I am unable to give as a gift. However my niece loves purple so this goes in her pile to help her during stressful days.

We got this for our 7 year old for Christmas and the box stated that there would be 4 balloons. While I know that we could easily go grab another pack of balloons, the box only came with 3 balloons. Other than that, she was still pretty excited (though it doesn't compare to the Dr. Squish Squishy maker)

First if you're are expecting your finished product to look like theirs then find another kit to buy. These are fun, the balloon can be a little tricky to get off of the funnel once filled with water. Keep the balloon over the sink for this because 9/10 time you will spill glitter water. You can buy all this separately and I would suggest that if you have more than one child. Mine was just fine with the supplies to make 4 and all but one have broke.

Once created, these look like male gonads and are a bit uncomfortable to look at. They also break rather easily and make a big mess. My kid had fun with them, so it’s not a total loss, but I wouldn’t buy them againz

Fun and messy but it is soo fun making them

These are not that blue through the regular opalescent balloon given with stars on it but they are still DIY stress balls that serve the same purpose. My children enjoyed making them and even like them. They did laugh a little at how different they look from the picture and that's not because they did it wrong. It truly is a minor representation flaw. Pretty much the color. They do have LOTS of pretty glitter. My kids are 11 and 13. They notice this stuff. A couple of six, seven, or eight year olds would note. They are cute.

The pictures on the box make it look a little fancier than it is. It is a glow in the dark balloon you can fill with water beads and glitter. The colors are not as bright as what you see in the photos. My daughter liked it, so it was worth it, but you could probably buy the contents of the box for half the price on your own (I paid $16, it now looks like it's around $5 just a few weeks later- for $5 it would be worth it).

There wasn't much to it - Just 4 balloons, a couple tiny packages of Orbeez, and some glitter, it was rather underwhelming and left me feeling a bit ripped off. However, it was a fun activity to do with the kids and an effective craft. If it wasn't in a box much bigger than necessary (making it feel misleading) and half the price, I probably wouldn't complain. Just a head's up for anyone else allergic to latex - the balloons included are latex.

kit contains 4 balloons, a funnel, glitter amd instant snow.Would rather just buy the ingredients and make my own. not worth the price