Free Subscription Boxes You Can Try Today
Looking for a new subscription to try without hurting your monthly budget? This list covers all the subscription boxes you can try for free!
Other websites include “free bonus month” or “free gift with purchase” offers where you have to pay for the subscription upfront, but not us: this list is strictly for free trial type offers. UPDATED on June 16th, 2018 with the most recent deals!
This list includes a number of categories including:
- Free Snack Boxes
- Free Clothing & Accessories Boxes
- Free Grooming & Personal Care Boxes
- Free Boxes for the Home
One thing to keep in mind – all these free offers start subscriptions, so make sure to read their terms carefully.
For most of these offers you will need to pay a small shipping fee, but they’re still a great way to try these services for yourself before you subscribe:
Free Snack & Food Boxes
Naturebox: Free Sample Box
Naturebox (Regularly $24.99/month) is once again offering their monthly subscription plan to new subscribers! Their snacks are wholesome and minimally processed, with no artificial colors, flavors, or sweeteners.
For a limited time, get a FREE trial box when you join NatureBox’s monthly subscription plan, just pay $4.95 shipping! No coupon needed, just use this link!
Get a free box of sample snacks – just pay shipping. After your trial, you’ll receive 6 full-size bags of curated best selling snacks every month.
Full details: Free trial expires after 14 days. You’ll be billed $29.99/month (includes shipping) after your trial period. Cancel anytime.
Graze: Free Sampler Box
Graze is a mini-snack subscription box that sends a customized selection of treats weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly. They offer over 100 different snacks that you can rate online, which, over time, helps tailor your subscription to your particular snacking preferences. (Regularly $11.99 for 8 snacks per box or $6.99 for 4 snacks per box).
Get your first 4-snack sampler box free for $1 shipping, no coupon required, just use this link.
Check out all of our Graze reviews to see what you can expect from this subscription.
Bean Box: Free Coffee Sampler
Bean Box is a monthly coffee subscription, featuring coffees roasted within 1 day of shipment in Portland and Seattle. Their Bean Box Sampler (regularly $24 per month for 7.2 ounces total) is designed for those who like to try new coffees and explore new brands, and includes four different coffees, picked according to your roast preferences: all roasts, light, medium, dark, espresso, or decaf. For more coffee from a single brand, you can choose the Coffee of the Month ($26 per month for 12 ounces) to get a single bag of whole-bean coffee per month. Both plans offer discounts for 6 and 12 month prepaid subscriptions, and Bean Box also offers a variety of one-time gift boxes, too.
Get your first Bean Box Sampler for free, just pay $3.99 shipping – sign up here!
Check out our Bean Box Reviews to find out more about their monthly box!
Blue Bottle Coffee: Free Sample Beans
Blue Bottle Coffee is a small-batch roaster with roots in California, known for their commitment to quality, freshness, and ethical sourcing. You can choose subscriptions for Espresso beans, Blends, or Single-Origin coffees; prices range from $15 to $18 per bag plus shipping.
Get a free trial of the coffee type of your choice from Blue Bottle when you subscribe, no coupon required!
Free Women’s Clothing & Accessories Boxes
Gwynnie Bee: First Month Free
Gwynnie Bee ($49 to $129 per month) is a clothing rental subscription service for women! They originally started with plus sizes only, but have since expanded to sizes 0-32. You select the pieces you want to try yourself and put them into your virtual closet, and Gwynnie Bee sends you new pieces every time you return the ones you currently have checked out. Members can also buy clothing at a discount if they decide they can’t live without it. Prices vary depending on the number of items you want to receive at one time (1 to 10), and shipping and dry cleaning are included in the price– all you need to do is wear and return!
Clothing rental is perfect if you’re between sizes, or on a budget while wanting to try new fashion trends, or even if you just want to try out a few new looks without commitment.
Try this service with your first month free, no coupon required, just use this link!
Check out our Gwynnie Bee reviews to learn more about this subscription box.
Nadine West: Try Risk Free
Nadine West is a subscription styling service for women sizes Small to 3X. Subscribers fill out a style quiz and are sent an outfit (2-4 items, usually 1 apparel item plus accessories) every month based on their style preferences. Their items are priced lower than other styling services like Stitch Fix, ranging from just $10 – $25 per piece.
There is no styling fee, but there is a shipping fee ($9.78) that is credited toward the cost of anything you keep.
Use referral code NADINE to waive shipping fees on your first box! That means you can get your first box totally risk-free, with no styling fee and no shipping fee (normally $9.78). You’ll pay only for items you decide to keep!
Check out all of our Nadine West Reviews to learn more!
Rocksbox: First Month Free
Rocksbox is a monthly subscription box for jewelry rental! Receive 3 pieces of hand-selected jewelry in every box. Wear them as long as you like, and then return them in a pre-paid shipping envelope to swap them out for a new set. Members also receive a monthly “Shine Credit” they can use toward buying any pieces they want to keep.
Use this link and coupon code mysubaddictxoxo to get your first month of jewelry rental for FREE!
Check out our Rocksbox Reviews to learn more about this subscription!
Free Grooming & Personal Care Boxes
Hubble Contacts: Free 15-Pair Trial
Hubble is a monthly subscription box for affordable, daily contacts (regularly $30/month for 30 pairs). You will need an existing prescription for contacts from your eye doctor in order to take advantage of this offer.
Get your first box (15 pairs) for just $3 shipping!, no coupon required, just use this link
Check out our Hubble Contact Lenses Review to learn more about what to expect when you sign up, and how much money we saved by making the switch.
Public Goods: Free One Month Membership
Public Goods is a membership service through which you can buy healthy essential personal care products at cost. All of their products are cruelty-free, sulfate-free, paraben-free, and most are also vegan-friendly made in the USA.
Try membership FREE for one month and get access to prices about 75% off retail! No coupon required, just use this link. (All of the items currently available for purchase through the membership are less than $10 each.)
After your free trial expires, you will be enrolled in a one-year membership for $59 (less than $5/month).
Check out our Public Goods Reviews to learn more about the different products available!
Free Sample Boxes for Household & Home
FilterEasy: First Month Free
FilterEasy (starting at $11.97 per filter per month with free shipping) is a furnace and air filter subscription service that ensures you always have clean air in your home. Choose your size and whether to receive deliveries every 1, 2, or 3 months, and you’ll never forget to change your filters again!
This isn’t the most exciting subscription box on this list, but we love this service for homeowners because it’s a built in reminder to change your filters regularly, with no need to run to the hardware store.
Use this link to get your first filter free, including free shipping!
MyGreenFills
MyGreenFills (regularly $18+/month) is an eco-friendly laundry detergent service that sends you a single plastic jug followed with mix-at-home refill packets to cut down on shipping weight and landfill waste. Their packages start at $18/month for 50 loads of Laundry Wash and Laundry Rinse, $24/month for those products plus Enzyme Stain Remover, or $28/month for Wash, Rinse, Stain Remover, and Stain Stick.
Get a 50-load trial of MyGreenFills for free, just pay $7.77 in shipping. Sign up here!
Check out our MyGreenFills Review to learn more about this household subscription service!
If you’ve already tried these boxes, don’t worry: check out our list of cheap monthly subscription boxes or browse current subscription box coupons for more ideas.
Tell us your favorite affordable subscription box in the comments for this post! And don’t forget to check out Liz’s other tips on how to get free subscription boxes, too.
Blue Bottle Coffee “free trial” is a gimmick, forces you to buy their “drippers and filters” for $30! I use a french press, I don’t need “drippers and filters”.
The Blue Bottle Coffee Subscription for the trail is free but then they try and charge you $30 for drippers and filters… What a rip.
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I first found MSA from the one and only Jamie Golden’s Instagram stories a few weeks ago. So glad she shared the goodness! Thanks for all of the insider information to my latest obsessions!
after carefuly observing for over a year now, i think target is best, cuz you know what you will be getting for $7. i dont like to have junk in my closets, i would rather have less of what i need than more of what i dont need. (idk if that sentc make any sense).
I have accumulated so much junk just from ipsy (everynow & then), 2 walmart & 1 target box. (may be next year) i want to give boxycharm & beautyfix a try. boxy charm for eyeshadow palletes & brushes, and beauty fix for expensive skin care products. I am stocked up with skincare, makeup , make up brushes & personal care items for atleast a year. i am not going to buy anything until i use up my stock (fingers crossed). due to crazy good marketing these days, its hard not to buy UNWANTED STUFF!!!
I just cancelled my Ipsy subscription. Even after answering all of their profile questions I received products I would never use or in shades that were way off. I went ahead and gave it a 2nd month & that one was even worse.
I started subscribing to Walmart’s subscription box which is sent out quarterly. It is well worth the $5.00 spent!!! Today I just discovered the Amazon beauty box for Prime members. Pay $11.99 and get $11.99 credit to purchase an item in the full size. I’m excited ti get that one!
Now if I would just pay closer attention I just might be able to get a Target beauty box before they run out!!
I love Ipsy. I guess so many people and as many opinions. Theres a monthly Sub box from Starlooks.com its awesome for 12
I can never get the Target box in time. I love my Ipsy bags. In over a year I have gotten tons of good stuff. I narrowed it down to things I really like. Plus if they sent a shade I did not like I reviewed it bad so they don’t send it anymore. Now I mainly get Bronzer, Mascara, brushes, lip gloss or balm, and concealer which is what I want anyway. I think it takes more than 2 times for them to know what you like. I have always heard you should give any box 6 months though and that’s what I do. I have probably 10 subscriptions. I also get Sephora Play..but I will say if you are not like a makeup junkie and don’t really love trying new things then ipsy, allure, birchbox, target*from what my friends say* and Sephora would not be for you. So you don’t waste money on things you don’t like. Another tip I learned is when I get things I won’t use I put them up and gift them for birthdays, Christmas, bridal showers etc..
I jeed to know when i can order my Target box?
The 1st monday of each month
I don’t care too much for Ipsy either. I love BoxyCharm, GlossyBox…some of the Birchbox boxes are good. I got a Stylist By Esentials beauty box (they have several different ones you can choose from, such as a drugstore box, high end makeup box, mixed box, etc. )
But I got the mixed box and it had all drugstore makeup…. idk of they made a mistake and sent the wrong one but I did like what came in it and it was all full size makeup. By far, BoxyCharm is my fav. I LOVE GlossyBox it’s my 2nd fav!!! Im a Beauty box junkie LOL……I’m an affiliate with Million Dollar Tan monthly subscription service so that’s something I’m gonna try out next YAY CANNOT WAIT!!!!! 🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗
Omg you have to try the boxycharn box !!! It’s amazing and I get everything I absolutely LOVE and the size of 3 items is full size -it’s awesome!!!
Ricky’s Cult Crushes is the best one to get now! Huge value for the money! It’s only $11.99! Always amazing unusual new stuff! Huge value. Love it!!!
its now 14$
Just wanted to say that Birchbox changed their rewards program and reviews no longer earn you points.. bummer.. Still a great subscription service though!
I just received my first Birchbox and yes you still do get points for reviewing their products. Maybe they changed the way it looks but you definitely get points for your review.
You only get points for the first 5 products you review. After those 5 products (basically your first box) no points for reviews. I’ve been with Birchbox over 2 years and their rewards program was a huge part of that. The changes they made to the rewards program were very disappointing.
No.. I emailed with a rep at Birchbox about the points.. She said you get points for your first 5 reviews only. Bummer
this is incorrect. You get 10 pts for every review. I got $5 in points for the last box i got.
I cannot get the mystery guild book club to come up for a $1. Is anyone else having issues?
I just thought I would mention that Gwynnie Bee isn’t actually free. They check your account for $79 and if its not in there, they won’t send it. They also hold that amount out of your account so its unusable until you return stuff I believe.
They do not do that with my card. I called my card company to double check. Maybe they do that if you use a debit card?
I cannot get the link for Match up (eSalon) to work.. any idea why? It takes me to the page but when I click on “Get It Now” nothing happens
Saffron fix offers a free trial. It’s an Indian meal box, $48-$60 usually (which, considering the price of a meal at Indian restaurants where I live, is a steal). Haven’t gotten mine yet, but reviews look promising.
FYI: The code for half off the BoCandy box only netted me $1.49. Not even half off the shipping. Plus, their landing page gives a 20% off code for the first box, but when I entered that one, it came back invalid. Hope the actual box experience is better!
same here
I’ve tried the Nadine West box and I will admit that some of the things they send are very nice although the price point for some of the jewelry you could probably find a similar piece for a lower price in Target or Charlotte Russe. When I first started with Nadine West, (which only about 5 or 6 months ago), their selling point was it was absolutely FREE the only thing you pay for is the items you KEEP. I LOVED that as you get to try the items for a few days, if you don’t like them just put them back in the postage paid envelope and send it back no commitment! Two months ago they changed that. Now the thing is every month before they ship to you, your account will be charged $6.50 shipping. If you keep something from the shipment, they will credit the $6.50 toward the price of what you kept. What they don’t immediately spell out if is you DON’T keep anything then you are just out $6.50. Now I am not above paying for a subscription but I don’t want to pay for something and I don’t have anything to show for it. If you look at the FAQs page it says if you are not keeping anything you may want to update your style profile but my thing about that is, I KNOW my style so there’s nothing to change and they don’t give descriptions for their style categories (ex: Classy, Romantic, Vintage. etc). What I selected when I first signed up is my style. I will be cancelling my subscription shortly
I just got my first Graze box (the free one). It’s a good mix of things I would have chosen for SURE off their list of food and things I wouldn’t have picked myself. I tried the one I was least excited about getting first, and it was actually pretty good. I also love that it showed up in the mail on Monday morning. That was a fantastic surprise! I think I’ll pay for at least one box instead of just nabbing the free sample like I’d thought I might do…
Thanks Liz for posting all of these! I signed up for Julep, Graze, Love with Food, and Bean Box. Here’s my experience:
Julep: I received the Spring Fling Welcome Box and which included 3 nail polishes and 1 lipgloss. I’m not a fan of lipgloss and it was pretty sheer. I need more color than that. The nail polishes were Vicki, Flora, and Shelly. Vicki is my FAVORITE. It is a bright pink (Liz describes it as flamingo) and I have received a ton of compliments on it. It’s a creme and dries to a beautiful shine. Flora (a sparkly purple) was too sheer for me…it looked streaky after two coats and had a weird matte look to it. I haven’t had a chance to try out the Shelly color yet, which is a light blue.
When I went to cancel the subscription, I found out the site says that you have to call to cancel. GRRR. Not cool. But I decided to send them an email since it was the weekend saying I wanted to cancel and just like that, they deactivated my account. I was really happy I didn’t have to jump through hoops and that even though it says to call, I could cancel via email instead. I may resubscribe in the future based on that and the fact that I loved that Vicki polish so much.
Graze: I like the idea of Graze and the small price point, but ultimately the snacks are tiny and don’t last a heartbeat around here. I decided to pass on this one. Cancelling was super easy–just log in and cancel.
Bean Box: I admit it. I didn’t think about the word bean when I signed up for this one. I don’t have a bean grinder, so I now have 4 packs of coffee beans here that I am not sure what to do with. I don’t want to buy a grinder just for that.
When I went to cancel, I was asked to log in using my email and an order number. I couldn’t find my order number right away, but there’s a link on the page that you can click and they will send you your order number. It came to my email right away and I was able to log in without any problems. It was easy to cancel as well.
Love With Food: I really liked the Love with Food box. It seemed like a lot of product to me (even though I saw in the reviews some people felt it was light). I enjoyed trying new things and getting full size snacks.
I was pretty tempted to stay with Love with Food. I was wishing I could afford the annual subscription to make it $10 a box and a little better value, but ultimately the $12 convinced me to cancel. When I went to cancel, they gave me an offer to take $2 off the box, earn 200 points, and they would donate 2 boxes of food. I decided to stick around for another month since the $10 price point was met. I am looking forward to seeing what I get next month!
Thanks again Liz! I would not have been able to try these brands if it weren’t for My Subscription Addiction. 🙂
Thanks so much for sharing your experiences with these boxes!! 🙂
I called the Julep number after hours(PST) and left a message with my info to cancel and I received a confirmation email the next day.
Don’t know if you still have the beans sitting around your house or not but I thought I would offer a solution on how to grind them without buying a coffee grinder… You can just put them in a blender! I found that out when I ended up when a fancy bag of coffee beans when an organic grocery store closed down by my house, bought them for cheap but couldn’t grind them lol my dad told me that fancy trick and it worked! Haha
I have received 2 months worth of Love with Food Boxes. I really do like this subscription. I have ordered 2 of the foods I have received already online. A great way to discover new things!
TOTALLY regretting trying out Honest Co.! Thought I’d get the trial to gift to my sis at her upcoming shower, so she could try it out. Did not realize you couldn’t easily cancel online–kicking myself for not checking that first. Waited on hold for over 12 minutes before someone picked up the phone (not to mention time spent looking online for the instructions how to cancel and actually one the phone with their customer service rep).
I mentioned my unhappiness about waiting so long and she said the usual wait time is five minutes, which, in my opinion is still way too long. If you can’t answer your calls sooner, then you should offer the option to cancel online!
I’m thinking of trying Honest Co. until I read your comment. Now I’m debating. We’re the items you received good?
I ordered the sample box with the trial sizes of lotion, body wash, counter top spray etc. it was well worth the 5.95 (for shipping) they ask when you choose any of the sample choices offered. I was impressed with the selection and quality. My first order will arrive next week.
I tried out Honest and absolutely love it! You don’t have to order every month; if you download the app it is SO easy to shop, place orders, move your ship date. I don’t have the monthly “baby bundle”, but if I had a baby, I absolutely would. So I order household and personal care products. One of the things I love most (besides the products which are truly awesome), is the bundle is $39.95 which is 5 of most any products u want – so I get all of my expensive stuff there. Then you can add up to 3 more products for 20% off, which is great bc if u spend $50, u get free shipping. I usually only have to order about every 2 months bc the cleaners, laundry tablets, etc – come in HUGE quantities.
I’m not at all a monthly subscription person, I rarely shop online – but unless this company drastically changes I’ll be a customer for life. The person before, all I can say is if you don’t follow instructions or read everything – you may be disappointed. When I first received my sample shipment there was very clear I struggle instructions to go to the website, click on “contact us” and send a request with your order # to cancel. With everything in life we should follow instructions 🙂
I love Honest Co. Good, quality all natural cleaning product and organic tampons!
Anyone try Bean Box? I like the idea and love my coffee but am not sure if it’s worth it.
You have to post the lovewithweed box. Have to! And you have to do it now because I’m sure it will only be up for one day!
Oh my goodness was that too funny.
I just signed up for Graze because of this post and the free box. Does anyone know how soon I can cancel? I do not want to keep the subscription until I try it out. I read the FAQs but they didn’t answer my question. I signed up about an hour ago but am wondering if I can go ahead and cancel now but still receive the first box? Anyone have any idea?
Have you logged into the site yet? You can set the frequency of your delivery to as little as once a month so that should give you enough time to try it before you get charged again. Just click on “manage this box” once you are logged in.
Thanks Kristin! Changed to monthly.
I have used the graze for about a year. You can snooze your box too. If you don’t want to get it. It is up to you how long you want to keep snoozing your box. You just have to keep paying attention. I love the snacks.
I have used it for a while and recently changed to the new share box. I like it so much better and you can choose which things you want to receive!
They charge your account on monday, so cancel around Thursday or Friday of the week before you are scheduled to recieve your box, it will show up the Monday of that week. When you go to cancel it will ask you if you want to get another box for $5.99, and if you say yes they automatically discount the box for you.
This is my 3rd try. I give up after this LOL.
Green Kids Craft – I’m not surprised with the shipping charge on the Green Kids Craft. I tried them out for 3 months with a Living Social voucher and had to pay an additional $13.50 for the shipping cost which works out to $4.50 a box. This is why I read all vouchers very carefully before signing up. FYI – I signed up for Escape Monthly using a LS voucher around the same time and wasn’t charged a penny more.
I redeemed it for the Sept-Nov series. My son hated it and refused to do the last 2 boxes so I cancelled. This required a double opt-out. I emailed them, they emailed me back asking I am sure, and then I emailed them back saying yes. I was really annoyed about that especially since they had my credit card number from paying the shipping.
Love With Food – I tried the free box in Jan and stay subscribed for Feb & March. My children liked it, but didn’t $12.00 liked it. I think my sister did because I put aside some of the GF snacks for her. It was easy to cancel. Go to your account and click cancel. I had no problems, and will sign up again depending on the spoilers. It was a pleasant, no muss experience.
Honest Company – Liz used to review her bundles. I think she said it covered most if not all her cleaning needs. Correct me if I am wrong because this was awhile ago. Some of the products can be found in Target if you want to give it a try without a commitment.
Lets see if this posts.
I’m not surprised with the shipping charge on the Green Kids Craft. I tried them out for 3 months with a Living Social voucher and had to pay an additional $13.50 for the shipping cost which works out to
This is very helpful, thank you! I had already signed up for Graze a couple of days ago after reading your blog of the most recent box bc you mentioned the free month. 🙂
I’m debating about trying Love with Food and Julep Maven (even though I don’t polish my nails very often and tend to pay for pedis!)
I tried both of them and unsubscribed.
Love with Food was a great deal for $2, but not for $12 or whatever the regular price is. The snacks were good but good enough to make up for the lack of value in the box.
I was happy to get the Julep box for just $3, though it turned out that I wasn’t thrilled with any of the colors (live and learn). Unsubscribing required a phone call but there was no pressure to stay subscribed. Personally, I think that the mystery boxes they have are a better deal than the subscription. In the last one for $25 I got 4, a top coat, a mascara and a nail polish corrector.
I trying Julep and love it! I dont polish my nails much and pay for pedis too. They send you a link for a reveal to view each monthly box and you can switch out polishes for other items like eyeliner or lip gloss. You can also select a beauty mystery box for a surprise which was a good value – for my second box for $20 (3 month sub) I received a lip crayon, nail treatment polish, eye liner, and full size mask. Also came with a free polish I got to pick the color on from an email they sent earlier in the month. Love their oxygen nail treatment in sheer colors. They are always offering good add on deals and sometimes free products. Only downside is it’s only 1 product line so after a year I can see maxing out.
With twin granddaughters on the way I would love to honest. Are there any regular honest members on our board? I would love to hear your comments.
Thanks
Cyndi
I subscribed to Honest for a while. I do not recommend getting the free box above; I did and felt like a sucker later as they frequently have better offers for new members, and you can’t get in on one of those if you’ve gotten the free box (which is not really free since you still pay shipping!). You can only ever get one discount/deal on your account, also. Generally, I think their prices are ridiculously high, and you have to pay shipping, so I ended up canceling — by phone, which is the only way out. It wasn’t difficult, no high pressure salesperson, just inconvenient. Their products are nice, but it wasn’t worth it to me.
They are better deals than the free box, but really, best bet is to try Target. The prices are about the same considering you have to pay shipping on the website and you can the try the product without a monthly obligation. But I do have to say, I had a hard time cancelling my subscription. You have to call during their working hours and they did try to keep me so I had to get a bit firm to get them to agree to cancel. We had this subscription for quite a few months so we tried most of their products. The only thing I can recommend is the room sprays. I thought the cleaning supplies were ineffective and the beauty items sub par to other natural brands. And as the other poster stated, they are extremely overpriced. We also had the diaper and wipes service. They were not good. the diapers run small and were three times the prices of other natural diapers. I really tried to like this brand but it just didn’t happen.
I’m a regular subscriber to Honest since my first child was born in August, 2013. I love them. I was buying 2 HUGE boxes of Pampers a month (Which is roughly $45 a box after tax), so I decided, although I’d only be saving about $10 a month, why not give Honest a try because I REALLY liked the idea of their diapers not being full of all that plastic and chemicals. I’ve never gone back. My daughter just turned 2, and I have another one on the way, and this one will never see anything but Honest diapers. As far as their cleaning products-I have yet to purchase something that doesn’t get the job done. Although I will say that the glass cleaner is made mostly with vinegar, so if you’re not a fan of that smell, don’t bother with that. lol I love their cleaning products because they actually work, AND I don’t have to worry about my children or pets being affected by them while things are drying, etc. Also a little secret I learned: When I originally went to sign up for the free diaper trial, I didn’t realize I’d have to pay the $5.95 shipping, so I cancelled it and was planning on waiting until I got paid. 15 minutes later, an email showed up giving my free shipping on my first order with a code. I used it on the free trial (Thinking back, I shouldn’t have, but oh well). With the diaper trial, you’ll get 7 diapers and a 10 pack of wipes and they give you 7 days to try it out before they ship you a full bundle and charge you for it. BUT, you can go into your account and “push” your shipment WHENEVER YOU WANT. This goes for ALL Honest bundles. With the essentials trial, you’ll get 5 samples of their 5 best selling essential items: laundry soap, hand soap, shampoo/body wash, bubble bath, and a chapstick is what was in mine I believe. It’s possible these items have changed since then. With the “Health bundle” (I can’t remember what this bundle is called.) you’ll get 2 samples of whatever vitamins or whatever you picked. I have no idea about the formula sample, as this is a fairly new product (I received the email announcing it less than 6 months ago) and I have no child to try it with. haha
What you need to know that everyone tries to blame them for, when in reality it’s in plain print on the subscription page, everyone just ignores it: Is that after your trial is shipped, you will automatically be enrolled in that “monthly” subscription, and will have to call Honest Support to cancel. (I put monthly in quotations because you can push back your shipments at any time on your account page)
I hope my TRUE information is helpful to you.
Side note: I’ve actually saved MUCH more with Honest than I originally thought I would, as their “month’s worth” of diapers actually last me almost 2 months.
I don’t consider “Green Kids Crafts” a “free” trial subscription. You have to pay $5 to get ONE craft kit – each box is $20 and comes with 3 or 4 craft kits. So basically you are paying full price for one craft kit. It may be a good way of trying out just one kit to see if you like it, but it’s not “free”.