Okaybee Slime Kit, 80 mL Jars

Where it shines

If you want one texture for a focused slime activity, a set built around a single type may be simpler. This kit takes the variety-first route, with butter, cloud, and clear crystal slime in one pack.

Each of the 18 jars holds 80 mL, with six jars of each texture. That makes it easy to set out a few options at a kids’ party or let children choose which feel they want to try without opening one large batch.

You’ll appreciate it if you want color and add-in choices for hands-on play. If you prioritize experimenting with different textures, this has more range, if you prefer one large tub of a consistent slime, these smaller jars are a different fit.

Key points

The kit includes 18 colors and 37 kinds of add-ins, with a 56-piece pack listed in the product name. The variety supports mixing colors and trying combinations such as crunchy or jelly cube slime. For example, a child could pick a clear slime jar, add a few jelly cubes, and compare its stretch with a cloud slime from the same kit. The product description calls the butter slime non-sticky, the cloud slime drizzly, and the clear slime stretchy, though the feel of a mixed batch will depend on what gets added.

The main trade-off is portion size: each jar is 80 mL, so these are individual servings rather than a big shared supply. With several textures and add-ins in play, it also helps to set out only the pieces being used for an activity. The kit is described as non-toxic, but slime is not food, the listing recommends adult supervision for children under 3.

Best use cases

This format makes the most sense for party favors, birthday activities, or a gift where variety matters more than having a large quantity of one type. The separate jars give children a straightforward way to pick a texture before adding color or mix-ins, and the range of add-ins gives the activity a small DIY element instead of limiting play to stretching one basic slime.

It’s not for you if you need a large amount of one consistent texture for a group activity, or if you want a kit with detailed ingredient or care information: those details aren’t provided here. From the way it is set up, the strength is having several small options ready to explore, not supplying a single oversized batch.

Is it worth it?

The appeal is the combination of three slime textures, 18 colors, and a broad assortment of add-ins in one set. That can be useful when you want to hand out individual portions and keep a party activity moving, rather than buying one texture and supplying mix-ins separately. The 80 mL jars also make it easier to offer choices without putting the whole set into one shared container.

The limitation is just as clear: small individual jars may not suit children who want to keep working with one large batch, and the product details don’t explain the ingredients beyond the non-toxic claim. It’s a reasonable pick for supervised, variety-focused play or favors, choose a larger single-texture format instead if quantity and consistency matter more than trying several kinds.