Prospurly Subscription Box Review – July 2015
Prospurly is a brand new subscription box that focuses on natural and artisan products to make your life better. (Think bath and body products, gourmet food, etc).
My Subscription Addiction pays for this subscription. (Check out the review process post to learn more about how we review boxes).
The Subscription Box: Prospurly
The Cost: $49.95
COUPON: Use coupon code FOUNDER to save 10% off each month for life
The Products: “We believe that simple living is the key to success. To us, that’s means enjoying good foods, spending quality time with loved ones, and pursuing inspired, positive thought – you’ll find all this inside Prospurly .From artisanally-made chocolates & gourmet foods to unique shareables like positivity notes & cheeseforks to handcrafted bath & body products, every delivery of Prospurly is guaranteed to help encourage a more happy life.”
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The box comes with a card detailing all the items included with retail values.
Lot450 Citronella Candle Jar – Value $16
This is a soy/palm wax candle, and it has a wood burning wick! We can always use more outdoor candles, and I hope this wooden wick one has that crackling sound I love!
CLNS No 1 by Pom – Value $20
This cleanser seems to have spilled just a little in transit, but it’s still almost full. I just sampled it, and it seems gentle like the product description. And it isn’t a lathering cleanser – you massage it on then wash off.
Vicara Essential Oils Refresh Aroma Mist – Value $12
This may be my favorite item in the box – it is a blend of Oregon Lavender, Sweet Orange, Lemon and Sandalwood. You can use it as a face, body and/or room mist too.
McFadden Farm 100% Organic Grilling Herbs – Value $5
This is a mix of dried organic garlic, onion, black pepper, rosemary, basil, oregano, and chili. It smells really good, and even though it is labeled for grilling, I think this will be a useful mix all seasons.
Your Wingman Honey BBQ Sauce – Value $7
Unfortunately for me, this sauce doesn’t have any ingredients/nutrition facts listed. (I thought that was required on full-size food products?) I couldn’t find the ingredients online either – if you find them, please let me know!
Larry’s Bag-Of-Smoke – Value $5
This is an interesting item! Here is how to use it:
Poke holes in the front and the back of the bag; soak in water for 2 minutes; set in a foil tray; slip in a smoke box or on the grille grate; when it starts to smoke, add whatever you’re cooking. Perfect for meat, poultry, fish, and vegetables.
Solid Maple Wood Muddler – Value $24.95?
This is the price listed from the card – it seems a little high to me, though.
Verdict: This box has a value of about $90 (using their info card pricing). I really like the item selection this month. I think my favorite items are the mist and the candle, and I’m looking forward to using the spices and Bag-Of-Smoke.
What do you think of the July 2015 Prospurly box?
Written by Liz Cadman
I believe the June box was “Seaside Excursion” and not the July box 🙂
Oops! Copy and past fail on my part! 🙂 Fixed – thanks!
I think the theme might have been bonfires and barebeques, not a seaside excursion.
The June box is still available for purchase (for $40) on the Prospurly website. That makes me less motivated to subscribe, because waiting to see what’s in the boxes can potentially save me $10. But I also remember that the April box, which I loved, sold out really quickly on the website after blog reviews for it came out.
This is the first month Prospurly is a bit of a miss for me but only because I live in a studio apartment in NYC so have no use for outdoor candles and grilling stuff. Oh, to have a yard again!! I still love the curation and hopefully I can gift or swap the candle and the bag of smoke.
I’ve been watching this one and have liked past boxes, but this month probably wouldn’t have been for me. I liked the first three items but I don’t do grilling or BBQ and I don’t drink cocktails. And “smoke” flavor is not something I enjoy (in fact, quite the opposite).
Oh well. That’s why I’m glad for reviews on MSA — takes a lot of the risk out of box purchases.