Tech Will Save Us to no longer create products as firm embarks on partnership with MEL Science

Tech Will Save Us is no longer creating products, and instead, has embarked on a partnership with science kit company MEL Science.

“We did everything we could, but this journey is now coming to an end,” said Tech Will Save Us CEO and Co-Founder Bethany Koby.

“Tech Will Save Us will not be producing and creating products any longer but we are not disappearing, we are evolving and building something new that we are excited to tell you about soon!

“As part of this decision we are joining forces with MEL Science. MEL Science will be our partner for great hands-on experiment sets to all of our customers. You will also get access to award-winning virtual reality simulations and live classes with professional teachers, as a part of the MEL Science experience.”

“Never before has our mission to help kids to re-shape their world using 21st-century skills been more important! I am happy to continue to be able to provide all our families and your kids with the highest quality Science experiences to spark their imaginations, passions and skills through this partnership.”

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