This was a fun surprise for our 6 yr old grandson- he immediately finger printed me! And is now setting up to spy on his brothers..

You’re paying for paper. You can probably make this kit at home. Don’t waste your money.

My grandson will be 8 in July and absolutely flipped over this spy kit. Right now his favorite parts are the review glasses and the 7 in 1 gadget. He is learning the Morse code and tried making a secret message with disappearing ink! He told me that he thinks Lakeshore makes some of the best toys.

my 9 year old loves this toy and olays with it often and it has broken

great to teach about science and jusr fun for kids!

Both of my boys asked for this kit, so i was thankful when they went on sale!

Our daughter begged for this kit! Right away she was making the whole house suspects and taking fingerprints. She loves the set!

My kids are alway curious and love seeing them loving to learn and share with their friends. My 8 and 10 year old love.

My son begged for this for his birthday. It was a massive hit and he has had hours of fun with his kit.

This was a birthday gift for am 8 year old boy who loves science. He absolutely loved this kit and has had hoirs of fun with it. it was a massive hit.

A little overpriced, but it’s a unique item. Haven’t seen a kit just like this and this was asked for by my 7 year old. Daughter 5 and 7 love it and get a lot of use out of it.

This is very cheaply made. I bought it 40% off and feel I still significantly overpaid. The kit is worth pennies to make, and should sell for $10-$15 max. The box is large, but more than half of the box are plastic filler air bubbles, even though nothing in the kit is breakable. And the few items that are inside have yet more packaging. I bought it as a gift and when the kid opened it, it looked like I paid no more than $10 instead of the $35. At $50 price tag, this is an absolute rip off.