Proposed: Chewy Tubes – Original Oral Motor Chewing Tool for Practicing Biting and Chewing Skills [Red, 1/2" Diameter] | Made in USA | Non-Toxic, FDA-Compliant | Invented by Pediatric SLP

I love these! My daughter chews everything.. I used to work with special needs kids and these were always a hit! I got it for her and for the last couple days she’s stopped chewing her fingers and headphone cord. Definitely worth it!

Very good chew tub my daughter likes to blow into it to make a whistle sound good quality and worth the money

Excelente producto

I got this chew toy for my 2.5 year old. He chews everything cylindrical shaped. This is hollow all the way through. The issue he has no attention span, so he would chew it, then drop it & forget about it. He drops it and loses it everywhere. Its also very small. It fits in his hand perfectly. I don't know if it would work for bigger older kids or adults.

This one was so much better than the arkxxt we tried, he bit right through that one in a few days. This one lasts! It's great for my 6 year old.

Used this after therapist recommended it and had defiantly helped with improving strength of the jaw for my child

This worked for my sons chewing at home. It’s his go to for grabbing if he feels overwhelmed.

When I compared this chewy to a previous one my student used, both seemed to be from the same manufacturer, however the one I purchased through this company, lasted only a couple of months as compared to the previous one, lasting close to 5 or 6 months.

Expensive but a great ‘chew buddy’

Very durable! Would buy again

Utilissimo prodotto

My son does not like most chews because they are not squishy enough. This chew is hollow in the middle so gives a little which is perfect for him. He also likes that you can whistle through it. It’s a little on the expensive side though. If it were a little cheaper we would be able to have spares around the house and various bags.

To say the price and the reason for me buying these tubes I am shocked. I would not buy for children supervised or unsupervised they are a clear danger, my 3 year old bit straight though.