Teaching Supplies & Child Care

Buzzerks(R) Bug Goggles

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$9.72 $14.95 In stock

Category: Life Science

4 years & up. Look like a bug! See like a bug! These unique hinged prismatic glasses let you experience insect sight through compound eyes. Flip the lenses back when you want a clear-eyed view . Bug Goggles Buzzerks(R) Eyewear portrays super realistic insect detail. Features antennae, mandibles and legs that double as earpieces A great tool that will provide hours of educational play. Made of durable plastic and measure approximately 4" x 5" by 3.5".



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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Mia ★★★★★

My three-year-old loves trying to see the world through these bug goggles, and the flip-up lenses are perfect for when he gets dizzy and wants a normal view fast. The plastic frame feels sturdy enough for his rough play, and the compound eye effect is surprisingly convincing.

Nicholas ★★★★★

The hinge mechanism is surprisingly sturdy for a toy, and the switch between bug vision and clear sight is seamless. My nephew wore these for a full hour straight exploring the backyard.

David N. ★★★★★

My kid was absolutely fascinated by the hinged prismatic glasses—the way they flip back for clear vision is genius. It’s a simple way to teach compound eyes without a textbook, and the fit works well for ages 4 and up.