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Axolotl Squishy Ball

Introducing the Axolotl Squishy Ball – a stress ball like no other, filled with soothing water orbs and featuring an adorable stretchy axolotl companion. Squeeze away stress and let the dynamic texture of the water orbs and the flexible axolotl provide a satisfying fidgeting experience. Compact and portable, this unique stress ball is your go to for on the go relaxation, ensuring a splash of tranquillity is always at your fingertips. Embrace the whimsy of the Axolotl Squishy Ball, where stress relief meets playful underwater charm.

  • Available in 3 assorted colours: pink, blue and yellow!
    Please note your colour preference in the comments or send us an email after making a purchase. Preference will be dependent on stock availability.
  • 70(L) x 70(W) x 70(H) mm

Warning: Not suitable for children 3 years of age or under. Contains small parts which may pose a choking hazard. Breaking is unlikley but not impossible, use under adult supervision. If product breaks and contents are ingested seek medical assistance immediatley. 

22 in stock

$5.95 inc. GST

22 in stock

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The Sensory Store is a registered business name of Nepean Area Disabilities Organisation Ltd (NADO), a not for profit organisation with over 40 years experience in the disability sector. NDIS Provider Registration Number 4050001493. ABN 83 188 045 596.

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This NDIS form constitutes a Service Agreement between the participant and the Sensory Store, a registered business name of Nepean Area Disabilities Organisation.