Project Mc2 Gummy Jewelry Science Kit

My kids had so much fun using this. It was very easy to use and make the jewelry with. It was simple enough that my 10 year old could do it on her own without needing my help. The results were pretty cool too. The jewelry they made gave them a lot of bling to wear arrround and the kids loved eating them and wearing it. [This review was collected as part of a promotion.]

My girls their Mc2 Gummy Jewelry Science Kit. It was real easy for them to do by themselves. Directions are step by step for easy access. We love the Mc2 kit because it incorporates S.T.E.A.M learning that is also at their school. [This review was collected as part of a promotion.]

This product comes in a box. You can see and read everything clearly on it. The Gummy Jewelry Science Kit comes with all different kinds of molds. You can make rings, necklaces and bracelets. The station is what you put all your inventions. It comes with sprinkles too. There is only 4 steps. 1. Mix 2. Sprinkle 3. Fill 4. Wear & Eat. My daughter loves this set. She can make all the jewelry by herself without any help. It's easy to make the jewelry and it's a lot of fun. My daughter is having a sleep over and the girls are so excited to make their own gummy jewelry. [This review was collected as part of a promotion.]

This is a nice kit. A fun way to combine science and girly girl things. My daughter like it and actually uses all of the products and each time has a blast making them. She could follow the instructions and make all of these on her own. The only con we found was that the gelatin is not included so my daughter had to wait until I was able to get all the ingredients to play with it but overall it's a great fun set that allows your kids to make tasteful wearable jewelry. [This review was collected as part of a promotion.]

what a good fun kit for school age girls - 6-10 is probably the right age. it comes with molds, gelatin packets, and they can make their own jewelry. i don't know what it tastes like, however, so not sure about the eating part. but it's like a science experiement, and kids tend to like projects where they make something in the end. *this review was done in part of a contest.*

This toy seemed to be very interesting. My kids enjoyed it. Even my son decided he wanted to join in the fun. The set up was easy to put together. Only thing I didn't like was the syringe that was supplied with the toy. It made it difficult and was had for the kids to use. I went and bought medicine syringes from cvs which made it much easier. All and all kids had a great time. They made jewelry and got a chance to eat it. [This review was collected as part of a promotion.]

I really wanted to like this. My daughter is super excited about it- but is way more difficult to use than expected :/. The first problem is that the “syringe” doesn't actually suck up the gelatin - so you have to put the gelatin in the molds with a spoon (unless you have a handle syringe or similar on hand- which we didn't). The gem mold aren't very deep, so they tear easily. We never got to make the actual jewelry because of that. My daughter still ate the torn gem molds but it was pretty disappointing as far as actual jewelry making goes. Might as well buy some cheap chocolate or candy molds and save some $$

I this product for my 8 year old daughter. She was very excited about it when she first got it. We opened up the package and realized we need to have gelatin. This was a huge disappointment for my daughter because we didn't have all the items to make the jewelry right then. When we got all the ingredients, it was very messy. She lost interest within 10 minutes. [This review was collected as part of a promotion.]

Gelatin is not included; which is the most important part in making gummies. This was not noted on the product page it was a disappointing surprise. My daughter wanted to make this on Christmas day but alas we had to wait, run to the store and purchase gelatin. I recommend the product but purchase your gelatin before giving it as a gift.

Honestly, this product was pretty disappointing. There's one syringe and the "gel" comes out like water, so it's very frustrating for little ones to fill up the molds. In addition, included is only one item for making rings, but a couple of molds for rings; therefore, you would have to fill up on mold, refrigerate it, then fill the other mold up. Personally, as soon as we tried to fill the molds, I was over the entire project and both of my grands had given up long before. [This review was collected as part of a promotion.]