ARK's Textured Grabber Sensory Chew

The Textured Grabber® from ARK Therapeutic is an innovative oral motor chew tool, specially designed for anyone in need of a safe chewing solution. This unique tool not only provides a safe outlet for chewing needs but also serves as an essential instrument in therapies aimed at strengthening the jaw, developing biting and chewing skills, and more. With its loop-shaped handle, the Textured Grabber is easy to hold, and thanks to its long extension, even the back molars can be reached for effective chewing stimulation.

ARK's Textured Grabber is available in three color-coded toughness levels, making it suitable for a wide range of chewing intensities, from mild to intense. These levels are designed to meet the individual needs of users, with the softer version ideal for those with low oral muscle tone or limited jaw strength, and the firmer versions providing more resistance for those looking to build jaw strength or for intensive chewing.

Manufactured in the USA by ARK Therapeutic, the Textured Grabber guarantees quality and safety. This medically approved, FDA-compliant product is free from lead, phthalates, PVC, BPA, and latex, ensuring a safe chewing experience. Each Textured Grabber is sold individually, allowing you to choose the level of firmness that best meets your needs. The exact shades of the colors may vary slightly.

Using the Textured Grabber offers multiple benefits, such as the stimulation of sensory input through the added texture, mimicking the feel of real food for realistic non-food chewing practices, and helping to desensitize the mouth. This tool is a safe alternative to chewing on hands, clothing, pencils, and the like, and aids in reducing oral defensiveness and food aversions.

It is important to emphasize that the Textured Grabber is not a toy. Although these chew tools are sturdy and durable, they are not indestructible. Wear and tear can be expected given the nature of the intended use. The lifespan depends on the amount and intensity of chewing, as well as other factors such as jaw strength, stress/anxiety levels, and whether other sensory strategies are in place. It is essential to always supervise, regularly inspect the chew tool, and replace it if necessary when signs of wear and tear are observed.