Doctor Jupiter

Science kits for young children

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The Kids' Science Kit Brand Clearing $156.2K/Month In Profit

Ninety-two listings, but one kit for four-year-olds — boys' and girls' boxes in three editions — made 61% of September. They sell it with ads on science-kit and gift searches by age, and December 2025 sold nine times the January after it.

Read Sep 2026. Figures here are a reading taken then, not a live feed.

Doctor Jupiter is estimated to make $461,097 per month in revenue, on roughly $156,201 of monthly profit — a margin of about 34%. Testing a copy today would cost an estimated $7,310 for the first order and launch ads, plus fixed costs for a new brand. It operates in Amazon FBA, Science kits, Private Label, Amazon PPC, Consumers.

Doctor Jupiter sells boxed science-experiment kits for children from three up on Amazon, from a Dubai-registered company whose listings name an Indian manufacturer. One kit for four-year-olds, in boys’ and girls’ boxes, carries most of it.

A hundred experiments in a box, for a fourth birthday

My First Science Kit is a box of plastic labware — test tubes, beakers, a funnel, a measuring cylinder — with reagent sachets and a printed manual of experiments for children from four, sold in a boys’ and a girls’ box and in editions of 50 and 100-plus experiments. Its siblings follow the same pattern for other ages: an Ultimate kit with 135 experiments for eight and up, and a Preschool kit for three to five. Nearly every kit’s title names an age, and many end in “Birthday Gift”.

Around the science kits sit engineering kits, a robotic hand, a paper-airplane launcher, craft and make-up kits, gift sets bundling several kits, and ten toddler board books under a second brand, Learnabee. About half of the 92 listings carry a sold badge; the rest each sell under roughly fifty a month on Amazon.

The My First Science Kit box, red and navy, with flasks of coloured liquid, a “4+ yr olds” badge and “100+ experiments”The Ultimate Science Kit box, with test tubes and a mushroom-cloud illustration, an “8+ yr olds” badge and “135+ experiments”The Paper Airplane Launcher Kit box: an orange launcher on a runway firing a yellow paper plane, and “with 50+ paper planes”

The first science kit, the Ultimate kit and the paper-airplane launcher, as the brand’s own Amazon listings show them.

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