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Chewy Tubes Super Chews, Oral Motor Tools

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Super Chews Sensory integration, Oral motor, Tool design

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Chewy Tubes

Speech Pathology LLC Chewy Tubes are innovative oral motor devices designed to provide a resilient, non-food, chewable surface for practicing biting and chewing skills. These tubes offer a safe, non-toxic surface for developing biting and chewing skills, and can be used by both children and adults alike. Use of this product should be supervised by an adult at all times. This red knobby super chew offers a solid yet bumpy surface for practicing biting and chewing.

Chewy Tubes Super Chew

ARK's Bite Tube is a hollow chew tool with a different diameter on each end. Use it as a safe outlet for anyone who needs to chew. It can also be used as an oral motor tool to work on jaw strength and stability. Each chew measures about 5 long overall, 1/2 in diameter on one end, and 3/8 in diameter on the other end. It is hollow all the way through the core - perfect for those who like to chew on hollow items like straws.

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