Relish - Tactile Turn Dementia Sensory Activity, Fidget Toy for Alzheimer's & Dementia, Mid to Late Stages, Soft Comfort Product with Contrasting Colors & Textures

This has gone over very well. The way the person uses the toy has changed. At first they were mesmerized by flipping it over and over repeatedly. The next visit they spent more time chewing it - which is fine because it is so soft. I'll buy again as the facility loses items. Yes overpriced, but not exorbitant, and if it brings momentary enjoyment to a wheelchair- or bed-bound dementia patient, then worth it.

My mother-in-law has dementia. She’s been trying to tear her clothes, etc.This device is helping her with her fidgeting.

The texture is different on each side, as is the colors, and it's calming. I would recommend this Relish.

Bought this for my 91 year old mother. She showed very little interest in this. I told her it was to help with hand movement and arthritis. Way too expensive! Not that well made. It's kind of flimsy. Looks like a $5 dog toy. Can't believe I paid $25 for this

96 year old Mother with memory n mobility decline enjoys it so did the family very soft and hard to put down

Its well made and is exactly as described.

Good quality

Mom is 90 with Dementia and I showed her this fidget toy hoping she would love it’s she folds fabric for hours. But she didn’t understand it at all She giggled and tried to wear it like a hat since it does resemble the pill hats of long ago. I requested a refund that was granted immediately and return was very easy.