Ferrofluid Venom Magnetic Liquid - Desktop Accessory Interactive Toy - Black Magnetic Liquid in a Bottle with 2 Magnets

Great product, exactly as explained. Great fun can be had by all ages, great value for money with very strong magnets.

I recently purchased Ferrofluid Venom, and it’s been nothing short of mesmerizing! The fluid reacts beautifully to magnets, creating stunning, ever-changing shapes and patterns. It’s like watching a living, breathing piece of art right before your eyes. The deep black fluid with its sharp, spiky formations is both captivating and intriguing, making it a fantastic addition to any science lover’s collection.The quality is top-notch; the fluid stays stable and responds quickly to magnets without losing its form. It’s not only fun to play with but also incredibly educational, showcasing magnetic fields in a visual and interactive way. Whether you’re using it for experiments or just for relaxation, it’s a unique, thought-provoking experience that never gets old.This is an excellent product for anyone looking to add something cool and scientific to their desk, living room, or educational kit. It’s great for kids, adults, and anyone with an interest in physics or art. I highly recommend Ferrofluid Venom for its hypnotic, ever-changing beauty and its ability to spark curiosity.

Nice gift but doesnt move to music its a really cool product regardless

I got this for my 11 year old for Christmas and it was the most used present on the day. Very addictive for kids and adults. There isn't alot of product inside but you can buy more (although that costs more than this product).

This product only contains a fraction of the ferrofluid shown in the picture. A microscopic dot that is dwarfed by the size of the magnets.Very disappointing. I will be seeking a refund.

Good fun

We spent loads on Christmas and this one little thing was the most played with thing for everyone! You can use other magnets with it for different effects. One thing that’s really cool is shaking it up like crazy, the liquid breaks up and almost looks like grains of sand, then the magnet brings it all back together again! It’s awesome.

Ok first few goes but wanted it to be more than it is