Oosh Cotton Candy Stretchy Slime Pop, Assorted Colors, 1 ct.
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Product details
Oosh Cotton Candy Stretchy Slime Pop looks and feels like actual cotton candy but it is slime. The texture is soft and fluffy at first. Then you start stretching it and it turns into something completely different. Super satisfying to pull apart and smoosh back together. Smells sweet. Colors are bright. Assorted so you do not pick the color yourself. Could be pink, blue, purple, whatever. Kids who are already into slime will want this immediately. The cotton candy texture makes it stand out from regular slime. Comes in a pop style packaging which looks cool sitting on a shelf. Easy to bring places without making a mess. Good sensory toy option.
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From Family Dollar's catalog. Prices shown are the online/.com price — in-store and penny prices can differ; the register is the final word.
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