Peaches & Petals is a monthly subscription box for women that sends fun, hand-curated items that “exemplify the woman who’s not afraid of adventure.” Items may include beauty products, home decor, jewelry, trinkets, and fashion accessories! Each month, Peaches & Petals … Continue reading →
Pooch Perks is a monthly subscription box of toys and treats for your dog. You let them know the size of your dog(s) and any issues such as food sensitivities or heavy chewing. Shipping is free. Toys and treats are made … Continue reading →
The Homespun Chics received coloring books for review purposes. All opinions are 100% our own. This post contains affiliate links. As much as I love to color, sometimes I just don’t want to carry a full size coloring book around … Continue reading →
The Cost: $9.99 per month (incl. shipping) The Mini Monthly Mystery Box of Awesome is an iteration of the (nine-years running!) Monthly Mystery Box of Awesome from That Daily Deal. This is a completely non-traditional, FUN subscription box filled with … Continue reading →
Chococurb is a monthly gourmet chocolate subscription box with a choice of two size boxes. The regular Chococurb has “five to seven personally selected, extraordinary chocolate treats.” The cost of this box is $35/month, $99 for a 3 month subscription … Continue reading →
May 2017 Pet Treater Box for Medium Dog (21 – 50 lb) Pet Treater is a monthly subscription box for dogs that contains quality items for a fraction of the retail value. Box contents may include treats (made in USA or Canada only), interactive … Continue reading →
May 2017 Degustabox Degustabox is a food subscription box that began mid 2016 and sends you 10 to 15 full-size surprise products each month at a price less than you would pay at the store for the items. The monthly … Continue reading →
The Homespun Chics were compensated for this review. All opinions are 100% our own. Empatia Coffee is a brand new coffee company that provides both a subscription service and a single purchase option. It was founded in 2016 by Scott Nelson, … Continue reading →
