Gifts For Fathers Day Funny Prescription Chocolate Bar Box and Bag (Chocolate not included) - Valentines Day gift Get Well Soon Gift, Husband Dad Mum Women, Men

• 3 Pack of Hilariously Realistic Prescription Chocolate Boxes – At first glance, these boxes look just like genuine medicine packaging, but a closer look reveals witty details such as “Reduces Stress – Increases Waistline” and side effects like “involuntary nom-nom-nom sounds.” Perfect for raising a smile before the chocolate even comes out!
• Fits All Major Chocolate Bars (90g – 180g) – Each box is designed to hold most standard UK supermarket bars, from 90g up to 180g. Take a look at our images or video to see which bars fit inside the box. Your chosen bar will slot in neatly inside the box for maximum surprise. Chocolate is not included, you will need to buy a bar of your choice from the shops.
• Complete Gift Set with Extras – Every 3-pack includes not just the joke prescription boxes, but also a realistic pharmacy-style paper bag and a write-on sticker for the “patient’s name.” The finishing touches make the prank look even more authentic.
• The Perfect Fun Gift for Any Occasion – Ideal as a get-well gift, a stress-reliever for a friend, or a hilarious Secret Santa/stocking filler. Great for anyone who needs a laugh – or an excuse to eat chocolate guilt-free!
• 3-Pack Value – Share the Laughter – With three boxes, bags and stickers included, you can spread the fun across multiple occasions. Keep one ready in the cupboard, or surprise three different friends when they need a prescription for chocolate therapy.

Product description 3 pack joke prescription chocolate boxes. Includes boxes, labels and prescription bags. Ingredients This product is NOT a food item, NOT edible, and NOT sweets. It is a novelty gift / joke item that contains non-edible chocolate-themed packaging only. There is no real food or consumable product included. Because it is not an edible item, the FIC Food Information for Consumers compliance request does not apply. Kindly review and remove the misclassification, so the ASIN does not fall under food/sweets compliance requirements.