stocking stuffers and under $25 gift ideas for teen boys?

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Anonymous wrote:Lottery tickets

World Market is a great source for food stuff if he likes to cook. Lots of small/sample sized international ingredients to try.

If he’s into sports/outdoorsy anything, hand warmers or beanie with rechargeable light.

I agree with the World Market suggestion. Just went the other day for my DS, 15. Lots of smaller, type samples food related and otherwise. One thing I found was some mints in a funny container.

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Rechargeable hand warmers

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So many great ideas, thanks!

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Anonymous wrote:Awesome, thank you! He also likes cooking if anyone has any related ideas.

Penzy's spices

Penzy’s contain toxic levels of heavy metals like arsenic and lead.

That is incorrect. Consumer Reports gave green dots (no lead) to all their spices except oregano which got a yellow dot. It’s one of the safest brands for spices.

https://www.penzeys.com/pages/consumer-reports

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Goodr sunglasses
Nerd wax microfiber cleaning cloth

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Sewing kit then demonstrate how to attach a button.

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Grip strength tester. It’s just for fun.

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A nice pen - you could get a decent fountain pen for that much from the german brands or a very good ballpoint for less than that, and if they're writing at school all day they'll both use and appreciate it more than most other gifts in that price range

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For all the Dr squatch posters, what scent do you recommend? My son gets headaches from anything too perfumed. Are there any that just smell clean?

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Anonymous wrote:Mountain dew, canned cheese, some japanese items from the game store like blue ramen have been hits.

I always give toothbrushes, combs, but I know that's boring.

Does he use hair products? Mine likes an expensive pomade.

No

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Amazon gift card.

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A CBD vape pen.

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I got all my teens power banks for $25 off Amazon for when their phone dies

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Anonymous wrote:A nice pen - you could get a decent fountain pen for that much from the german brands or a very good ballpoint for less than that, and if they're writing at school all day they'll both use and appreciate it more than most other gifts in that price range

This feels very old school. My teen boys would not want a "nice" pen but they love Frixion pens because they are erasable. Those are good stocking stuffers.

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Anonymous wrote:Assorted gummy-type candy. Not sure why, but chocolate is out and gummy is in with this younger generation.

Chocolate prices are up this year due to the effects of cocoa swollen shoot virus, lower yields from older trees that farmers aren't replacing, shrinking cocoa farm acreage from deforestation regulations and gold mining in West Africa, and a few years of extreme weather. Not to mention this administration's tariffs. Sounds like the younger generation is responding to the market.