Chewy Tubes1 Blue (Large) Chewy Tube - Pediatric and Adult Sensory Treatment Tool

Works wonderfully for my childWith Asd. He has strong oral sensory needs and this is super tough and perfect for his needs. It’s easy to hold, easy to use, and easy to clean.

My physical therapist recommended this tool to chew on and to use for jaw range of motion after surgery on my trigeminal nerve left my muscles of mastication weak on that side. It is somewhat firm yet flexible, and comfortable to bite down on. Seems a bit pricey for what it is (a rubbery tube), but this served its purpose for rehabbing my jaw. My only complaint is that the material can squeak when I bite down. This is touted as a tool for patients with autism. I imagine a child with autism might be annoyed by the squeaking noise, or annoy his/her parents with it.

Item is amazing for kiddos with sensory needs. My son chews on his fingers and this keeps him from doing that!

They work great for my autistic daughter, they’ve saved us from meltdowns from having something to bite and she loves the texture of the piece. They’re pretty durable, she chews excessively and she’s yet to break through one. So far it’s the only chewy she hasn’t completely destroyed in the first couple days.

My son’s OT therapist saved our lives when she gave my son this chewy. I had bought so many other ones on Amazon’s desperately trying to find the right one and this is the only one my son enjoys chewing on. We take it everywhere and I freak out when I lose it because that’s how much we need it during those overstimulating moments.

Awesome for kiddos on the spectrum! Great sensory feedback and super durable.

I'm a special Education teacher and I had a student who loved these chewies and they are high quality, easy to clean and disinfect, and very durable!

My grandson has chewed thru every other chew toy we have tried. We bought these in the other colors and they held up well but he eventually destroyed them. The blue ones are the strongest. The last blue one lasted several years and was still fine, but it got lost.