Little PassportsScience Expeditions - Science Experiment Subscription Box for Kids | Ages 9+

Too many items needed from home, that are not typical Not with the price at all

I wanted to end subscription because it wasn’t appropriate for my child but they won’t: I asked before it was started and continue to do so.

I had my subscription for the better part of 14 months before I cancelled, and while for the most part, they have been enjoyed by my daughter, there were a few times I asked myself why It costs so much for what I had recieved. Some kits felt cheaply done and some did not work correctly after reviewing directions. Overall, the value for this subscription was not there. There are better stem subscriptions available out there for the value of kits recieved.

Kits were only ok. Kids enjoyed them though for family time. My complaints come from the absolutely terrible service by the seller. Takes 2 to 3 weeks after charge for item to ship and arrive, seller does not respond to messages regarding issues, and I have been trying to cancel this item for 5 months yet the continue to charge my account monthly 1 to 3 times and not reply when told yet again to cancel the subscription. If I could do 0 stars and tell people never to work with this seller though Amazon I would.

We did the box for two months and it wasn’t worth the money. The experiments were cheap. Didn’t include everything you needed. The slime/bouncing ball was especially disappointing. They were like dollar tree quality.

There was hardly anything to it. Your photo shows many things that were not in this package.

My son just received this as a Christmas present. There is nothing to this kit. It's just a small (5 item) set of plastic things and a small booklet. I'm super glad his Grandparents thought of him, but the kit itself is not worth the subscription price. There are so many better options out there.

This subscription box is poorly made and not worth even close to what is being charged.

Grandchildren loved the monthly surprise.

This is horribly overpriced. I started the subscription plan and cancelled right away when I received this. The pictures are very deceiving.

Love for grandchildren

I signed up for the science expedition because my 8 year old daughter has been begging to try Little Passports for a long time. She was really excited to get the first box and we opened it together, only to be underwhelmed. The instructions/brochure was fine but the tools included were pretty cheap quality. More annoying though was that not every item that was needed for the projects was included in the box. Things like salt or dish soap are ok to expect people to have at hand in the house, but red tempura paint?? When I saw that ingredient, I thought for sure my daughter had missed seeing a little container of paint in the package, but nope, it's listed as a home item in the directions for the project. There were no suggestions for substitutes either so since I was not going to run out to buy tempura paint in order to just use a few drops, that meant that one of the three projects in the box was wasted. It's too bad because the concept sounds good, just not worth $25 a month, especially when you have to supply a lot of the components yourself.

New Review==========My second delivery and I am done. So what did I get in this months subscription ? a kit to make slime ? really I can go to dollar tree and buy it for a dollar. This is it and I am done with this subscriptionOld REview========The first experiment was pretty interesting and even for me as an adult, it was bout extracting DNA from tomatoes and strawberry.What I did not like: * the kit just include a test tube, test tube holder, notepad, plastic bag, bottle, filter and a instruction sheetdid not include any of the stuff that is required - some stuff is household like dish soap, ... but rubbing alchohol should have been included.and what ? I paid $25 for stuff that should cost $5-$8 ? I will wait for another month or two and if it continues like this - all I need to do is subscribe to an Youtube channel and work with my kids to do it - no big deal and save the $15 to buy them some nice ice cream.