Ark Grabber Oral Motor Chew

Ark Grabber Oral Motor Chew

ARK’s Grabber® is the original and still most popular oral motor chew tool. The innovative P shape design features an easy-to-hold loop, with a long extension for reaching the back molars. Use it as an oral fidget, an alternative for safe chewing, to practice biting or chewing without the risk of choking, to build oral strength and motor skills or even to satisfy the urge to chew for individuals fed through a g-tube!

ARK Grabber® comes in 3 color-coded toughness levels:

  • Standard (red or magenta) –  These are the softest ones with the most “squishiness” and “give” to them.  Recommended for mild chewers and/or beginners practicing biting/chewing skills
  • XT (lime green or teal) – XT stands for “Xtra Tough,” recommended for moderate chewing.  These are firmer, but still chewy.
  • XXT (royal blue or forest green) – XXT stands for “Xtra Xtra Tough,” recommended for more avid chewing.  These are the most firm and provide the most resistance to the jaw.  No chew tool is indestructible, but these are very tough.

 Caution: This product is not a toy. Recommended for children 3 years and up. 

$18.95 inc. GST

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