trialpack
nounUK /ˈtraɪəl pæk/
US /ˈtraɪəl pæk/
A small package that lets you try something before you buy the big one.
Mom bought a trialpack of shampoo to see if she liked it.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A small set of software or game content given to users to test before purchasing.
The game came as a trialpack with only the first level unlocked.
3. A bundle of small product portions used for testing or sampling in stores.
The store handed out a trialpack of coffee to every customer.
4. A beginner's kit containing the basic items needed to start a new activity.
Her art trialpack included a few brushes, paints, and a small canvas.