What it contains: 1 litre of Dr Zigs amazing giant bubble mix (in the form of 100ml of 10x bubble concentrate) - enough for more than 1,000 giant bubbles; 1 pair of light-weight wooden mini wands (13cm long) - so 1 person can make bubbles at a time; 1 giant bubble rope for making the biggest bubbles EVER! Feel great about where it comes from: Raw materials from Europe? Yes except the cotton for the wicks (and Dr Zigs are working on that) Organic? TBC Manufactured in Europe? Yes - Wales What's it made from? Biodegradable bubble mix: Plant-derived surfactants, plant-derived polymers, and biodegradable petroleum-derived polymers (which Dr Zigs are working on eliminating) Other elements: Fairtrade cotton (wick), sustainable wood (wand(s)), recycled plastic (bottle for bubble mix; 20-50% of it is recycled) What's it packaged in? Cardboard box only Shipping packaging from manufacturer to us: Cardboard box only Plastic-free? No - the bubble mix bottles are recycled-and-recyclable plastic Vegan? Yes Animal-cruelty-free? Yes Reused upcycled or recycled? Yes - the bubble mix bottles are 20-50% recycled plastic Feel great about where it goes after you've used it: Biodegradable compostable? Bubble mix = yes (100% biodegradable in sunlight); wand(s) = yes (cotton and wood); bubble mix container = no (plastic) Reusable refillable? Yes, you can order giant bubblemix refills from us here. Recyclable? Yes 100% Feel great about you and your child using it: Great for ages: All (with close supervision for kids under age 3) Shelf life: At least 10 years Awards: Two Guinness Word Records! Most people making Giant Bubbles using tri-strings (giant bubble wands) Most people making Giant Bubbles using garlands (multi-wands) ''Best Buy Eco-Toy'' (The Independent) Safety standards met: EN71 EU toy safety standrads Solvent-free? Yes Gluten-free? Yes Peanut-free? Yes Soy-free? Yes Lactose-free? Yes Easy to wash-off clothes skin? Yes Improvements we're working on in this product: We'd love the bubble mix to come in solid form to remove the need for plastic bottles...talking about it with Paola!