Top products from r/SubscriptionBoxes

We found 3 product mentions on r/SubscriptionBoxes. We ranked the 3 resulting products by number of redditors who mentioned them. Here are the top 20.

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Top comments that mention products on r/SubscriptionBoxes:

u/GherkinJerkin · 4 pointsr/SubscriptionBoxes

The bueno, turkish delight, and buttons I can all get locally for less than $2/each non bulk price. So let's say they're $2. I can get a bag of plantain chips that size for $2. Thai tamarind candy from Amazon $1.50. Assuming he got these locally so the shipping from amazon will not factor in yet. That plus two pieces of loose candy which can't be more than .50cents, the total is generously set at $10. If you factor in shipping cost you're getting exactly $14 worth of stuff. The issue is with boxes like this you're expecting to get a touch more than you paid for and get quality items. He gets items in bulk so pays less and it's expected a little of that savings is passed on to the customer in the form of an extra item or two. Bocandy is probably such a small operation that any "savings" is actually profit for them so they literally can't afford to give you more bang for your buck. I'm also guessing that having to procure locally means paying more, means he makes less overall, which is why the box ended up being so far below acceptable. (Old product & clear "fillers" = unacceptable).
I'm not defending them in any way, just pointing out why the small sub boxes can be a HUGE gamble. I've found a lot of them simply aren't worth trying out because of these issues.

u/LearyTraveler · 2 pointsr/SubscriptionBoxes

This is the info from their website:

" Amazon Subscription Boxes enables qualified selling partners to list, sell, and manage their subscription box products, and allows Amazon customers to discover and subscribe to them—all on Amazon.com.  Current subscription box selection includes Amazon-operated programs such as Prime Book Box for Kids and STEM Club, subscription products from retail vendors such as Funko Marvel Collector Corps, as well as third-party selling partners such as Snack Nation and Sock Fancy. A growing selection of over 175 subscription boxes can be found at www.amazon.com/subscribe. Amazon Subscription Boxes allows existing subscription box sellers who were previously blocked from selling on Amazon to start doing so."