This "Get Well Soon" gift package is a nice gift package full of comforting and useful items for someone who isn't feeling well. I found the items to be as pictured in the product description.The blanket is 100% polyester fleece, very soft, and kind of thin. It measures 50x70 inches as specified. This is fairly narrow, and is probably more useful for the recipient to wrap around themselves than for use on a bed, though it should cover the top of a standard hospital or twin bed nicely.The cup is glittery pink on the outside, metal on the inside, which is nice for those who prefer to avoid the risk of leaching chemicals when using plastics with hot liquids, as well as for insulation. The cup feels very solid. It comes with two lids in different styles, a reusable metal straw, and a cleaning brush for the straw. The cup is standard sized for a 20oz tumbler, and the second lid was helpful to me, as I have other cups of the same size where the lid has gotten lost or broken.The package includes a book of word find puzzles to help pass the time, and a ballpoint pen to do them with. The pen includes a stylus for a touch screen on the other end. It took me a little bit to figure out how to use the pen - the stylus end clicks a bit if you press it, and seems like this should extend the writing tip, but it doesn't. You have to twist the metal part at the tip of the pen for that. It is possible that this may prove a bit too much to figure out for someone who is already not feeling well. But once I figured it out, the pen wrote well and seems decent quality.There is a nice assortment of teas in various flavors, including both hot tea and cold brew ice tea options, and both caffeinated and herbal teas, so most people should be able to find at least something they like. It also includes raw sugar, organic sugar, and stevia sweetener packets. The tea bags and sweeteners are in a small bag for convenient storage.There is also a box of 100% beeswax candles with a metal holder.The whole thing comes in a black reusable gift/storage bag tied with a ribbon. Personally, I'd prefer a color other than black for a get well soon present, but this isn't a big deal. There is a sheet of cardstock included, presumably to help give the bag some structure and protect the contents. This has a happy picture printed on it, which I thought was a nice extra touch, especially for those who enjoy coloring.There is an enclosed "Get Well Soon" card. If you're looking at this for someone who is sick where this may not be an appropriate sentiment, there are other options with "Thinking of You", "Sending Hugs", or no card which may work better. The card is the only part of the gift package that includes this sentiment - all other items are unlabeled, and their usefulness should extend long beyond the course of the illness.