ARK Super Star, Chew Necklaces for Sensory Kids and Adults, Oral Fidget for Autism, ADHD, SPD, Anxiety, Medical-Grade Sensory Chew Necklace, XXT, Very Firm, Royal Blue;

Made in the USA, ARK's Super Star Chew Necklace provides a safe solution for the need to chew. One side has a tactile star, the other side is smooth.

Each ARK brand chew comes in 3 color-coded toughness levels. This blue pendant is the toughest level - very firm (the most rigid) but still chewable. Although each person is different, this option is typically the best for moderate to avid chewers. Or for those who like to chew on firm items.

PLEASE NOTE: no chew tool is indestructible. Because of the nature of the use, wear/tear should be expected eventually. How long that takes typically depends on the amount and intensity of the chewing. Intense and/or aggressive chewing may be able to cause damage to it quickly. Regularly check for signs of wear and discard when necessary.

Each pendant approximately 1.1" wide, 2" tall, and just under 1/2 an inch thick. This listing comes with 1 pendant on an adjustable cord with a safety breakaway clasp. The clasp intentionally breaks away fairly easily as a safety precaution. The cord measures 36" from end to end. To adjust it to a shorter length: push the cord through one end of the clasp, re-tie the cord at the desired length, then trim off the excess cord).

Designed, manufactured, and assembled in the USA by ARK Therapeutic. Medical grade. NO lead, phthalates, PVC, BPA, or latex.

CAUTION: This product is NOT a toy - use should be supervised at all times. The clasp and cord are NOT intended for chewing. Only the pendant is for chewing. Contains small parts and a cord that may pose a choking hazard. Not recommended for children under 5 years. Although these chew tools are sturdy, no chew tool is indestructible. Wear/tear may be expected given the nature of the intended use. How long they last is typically equal to the amount and intensity of the chewing, as well as other variables (such as jaw strength, stress/anxiety levels, if other sensory strategies are in place, etc.).