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I’ve had two different kinds of pocket-size liquid-filled fidgets over the years that have both been discontinued. Both of those were over-priced “special needs” products, and, in an effort to increase durability, were not as squishy as I would have liked. I really like GooToobz, as well as the smaller Lesong version, but they’re too big for discrete fidgeting, and I’ve wanted a truly pocket-size version since those came out, so I was thrilled to find these. They’re a great size, and the keychain means I can clip them to a belt loop, purse, backpack, dog leash, etc. And with 12 toys in one $10 set, I have enough of them for all of those places and more. These are somewhat softer than the larger Lesong products, more like the original GooToobz, which I prefer for fidgeting. I assume this will mean less durability, but at under a dollar a piece, this is fine with me, and while the liquid is bright enough for visual appeal, looks diluted enough not to stain, and it’s a small enough volume I’m not overly worried about potential mess. I also really like that, whereas the set of 4 smaller fidgets from Lesong all have beads that produce noise when squished, half of these are the quieter pearlized version, making them more discrete.The first of these actually broke while I was writing this review (go figure), and as expected, it left a small wet spot with only very minimal purple color on my jeans (see photo), plus a few small drops on the floor. This is at the low end of mess I’ve seen from the liquid and gel fidgets I’ve used (of which there have been many), and no one around me even noticed it. I’ll continue to use these, and provided the others don’t break unreasonably quickly, I’ll likely order more when these are gone.

We bought these for a children's program at our local library and they are a hit with adults and kids! There's something soothing about watching the glittery material move from one end to the other. It reminds me of this toy I had as a kid where you pressed a button that sent a bunch of plastic hoops up into the water filled canister and tried to get them on a hook. But these little things are easy for little fingers to maneuver and durable enough for endless play by grown-ups. Great value for the cost.

My 7-month grand daughter loved them.

I like the size of them.They are perfect to put in our Grab in go bag. Keeps my kids occupied in between therapy sessions. Came in very handy at the graduation party that I have to attend as well. Kept little hands busy. Even the adults around enjoyed playing with the few that I did have on me. Definitely we'll be ordering extras.

I’ve had these for about a year and some have been used a lot while others haven’t (kids preference in colors) and almost all of them have lost there squeezability. Like the fluid has magically disappeared… no leaks. So kids are pretty bummed out!

This broke so fast, it's really unfortunate how quickly it broke. My daughter isn't rough with these. I had high hopes, she really loves these type of sensory toys, especially during therapy.

Kids love playing.

I really enjoy these fidget toys for virtual work meetings. These are much more durable than other brands (such as gootoobz) and well priced for the amount you get. They’re relatively small (an about the size of a post card) which is nice if you’re trying to save space in a bag. The beads get stuck in the curves on a couple of the designs, but for me, that’s fine because it gives me something to “work on” to free the stuck beads in the sharp turns. Would definitely recommend for anyone looking for fidget or sensory toys. They look cool, feel cool, and sound cool.