Theratube chew tube

What Our Customers Think:

Our customers highly appreciate the Theratube chewing tube for its versatility and durability. The product is popular among children, particularly those with an increased need to chew, such as children with autism, or children who are experiencing sensory overload. The tube helps them to de-stress and distracts them from behaviours such as chewing their hair. It is also used for testing patients' saliva production.

Customers appreciate the length of the chewing tube and the fact that it can easily be cut to size, ensuring a stock is always available. The chewing tube is also used to attach other objects, like a pacifier or cuddly toy. The product is even used as an alternative to smoking sometimes.

However, there are several aspects of the Theratube chewing tube that our customers feel need improvement. Several customers have indicated that the product is too flexible and offers too little resistance when chewing. This may have to do with the thickness and hardness of the material, which some customers feel is insufficient. Customers miss the original, thicker, and sturdier version of the Theratube chewing tube.

Another point of attention is the initial taste and smell of the chewing tubes. Customers report finding these unpleasant at first, although these disappear after a few days. In addition, the saliva produced while chewing is sometimes seen as a problem, as it drips from the bottom of the tube.

Finally, there is some concern about the safety and hygiene of the product. A number of customers wonder whether the product is safe, considering the printed ink on the chewing tubes and the recommended method of removing the taste by boiling the product with lemon.

In conclusion, while the Theratube chewing tube is generally well-received, there are clear areas where improvements could be made. Our customers' feedback is extremely valuable to us, and we aim to continuously improve our products based on their experiences.