Description
CHUIT Chew Biter Saber – Stylish, Durable Sensory Chewelry
The CHUIT Chew Biter Saber is not only a functional sensory tool but also a stylish accessory. Designed with a sleek, modern look resembling a saber, it’s perfect for individuals who need a discreet, non-distracting chewing outlet. This trendy piece of chewelry can be worn around the neck or tucked in a pocket, ensuring easy access whenever needed.
Crafted from high-quality, food-grade silicone, the Chew Biter Saber is completely free from harmful chemicals such as BPA, lead, and phthalates, making it safe for regular chewing. Built to withstand heavy use, it offers long-lasting durability.
Ideal for those with sensory needs, ADHD, autism, and other conditions requiring oral sensory input, the CHUIT Chew Biter Saber provides a safe and effective way to relieve stress, reduce anxiety, or improve focus. It’s also a great tool for redirecting destructive chewing habits—helping to protect items like pencils, fingers, and sleeves from damage.
CHUIT Chew Biter Saber Sensory Chewelry Features:
- Sleek, modern design that resembles a saber—both stylish and functional
- Made from food-grade silicone, free from BPA, lead, and phthalates
- Durable and built to last, designed for regular chewing
- Ideal for individuals with sensory needs, ADHD, autism, and more
- Reduces anxiety, improves focus, and provides a safe outlet for chewing
- Helps prevent destructive chewing habits by offering a designated chew object
- One Supplied at random
- Discreet and portable: Can be worn as a necklace or carried in a pocket
A cost-effective alternative to more expensive brands, the CHUIT Chew Biter Saber by Sensory Education provides an affordable and effective solution for anyone seeking sensory chewelry. Stay soothed, self-regulated, and stylish with this essential tool!
- Sensory Chews are not a toy and whilst they are durable, they are not indestructible.
- Wear and tear can be expected depending on the oral needs of the user and how heavily the product is chewed.
- Use under direct supervision at all times and replace the chew if signs of wear and tear are evident.
- How long they last may depend on the oral sensory needs of the child as well as other variables.