Compound Kings slime

Compound Kings kits, refills and glow toys

Everything around the Compound Kings slime tub: sticker sheets to decorate it, and a glow-in-the-dark squish that keeps going after lights out.

2 tubs on this shelf, 2 ready to ship
Pre-made compound — nothing to mix, measure or activate
Every lid reseals, so a tub survives between sessions

Compound Kings kits, refills and glow toys in full

2 items

What sits around a Compound Kings slime tub

Everything around the Compound Kings slime tub: sticker sheets to decorate it, and a glow-in-the-dark squish that keeps going after lights out.

What this shelf is for

Half of what happens at a slime table is not the slime. Lids get decorated, tubs get named, and the whole thing gets arranged before anybody pulls a sheet. Our Compound Kings sticker refills are made for that half — raised, layered pieces rather than flat printed sheets.

Pre-made compound in every tub
Scented before the lid goes down

How to choose within it

The Compound Kings glow buddy solves the other gap. Open compound cannot come to bed; a sealed character full of glow compound can. Charge it under a lamp for thirty seconds and it keeps working through the part of the evening when the tubs have gone back in the cupboard.

Format first, scent second
Sealed tubs keep for months

Looking after it

Press the lid fully down after every session and keep the tub out of sun and off radiators. Our compound dries from the open surface inward, so air is the only thing that shortens its life.

A stiff rim can be kneaded back into the soft middle. Water and lotion cannot rescue a tub that has set through, and both make the body permanently wrong.

Lid down, cupboard not windowsill
Work on a tray, never on carpet

Asked about this shelf

Do the stickers come off again?

They peel from the backing cleanly and stick well to a tub lid, a folder or a bottle. Treat them as permanent once placed — the layered pieces tear rather than lift.

Does the glow need a special light?

No. Any household lamp charges it. Bright for the first minutes after charging, then a long dim tail that lasts through bedtime.

Is the buddy filled with the same compound as a tub?

It is the same family of compound with a phosphorescent pigment added, sealed inside a soft shell so none of it reaches bedding.

Elsewhere in the court

8 more tubs on the other shelves