Chewy Tubes Super Chew (2 Pack) – Knobby Closed Loop Oral Motor Chewing Tool for Practicing Biting and Chewing [Red, 9/16" Diameter] | Made in USA | Non-Toxic | Invented by Pediatric SLP

Chewy Tubes is proud to be a family owned and operated USA Company located along the coast of Maine. For over twenty years, Chewy Tubes oral sensory treatment tools have served patients and families around the globe! Chewy Tubes were created by Mary Schiavoni, MS, CCC-SLP, C-NDT, Pediatric Speech Pathologist and noted author of The Jaw Rehabilitation Program, a patented step-by-step methodology for developing safe biting and chewing skills. Mary’s expertise as a Speech Pathologist ranges over four decades of experience. All of our Chewy Tubes products are made in Maine. In addition to our family of Chewy Tubes treatment tools, Mary has designed our fun and exciting Chewy Baby Collection of 14 delightful “Teethers and Feeders” that support healthy mouth development and offer comfort for baby’s aching gums. Chewy Tubes now offers 24 healthy product choices for children and adults. Chewy Tubes are recommended by Pediatric Dentists, Speech and Occupational Therapists, teachers and parents. All Chewy Tubes products have been tested and awarded the Certificate of Child Safety.

• Chewy Tubes Super Chew utilizes a closed loop handle easily gripped by little fingers and a unique textured bumpy stem for additional sensory stimulation
• Invented by a Pediatric Speech-Language Pathologist (SLP) with 30+ years of clinical experience — a trusted, therapist-recommended oral motor chew tool for babies, children, and adults.
• 100% Safe & Non-Toxic — BPA-free, latex-free, lead-free, PVC-free, and phthalate-free with CE-marked materials for worry-free oral sensory use.
• Proudly Made in the USA (Maine) — Every Chewy Tube is manufactured in the State of Maine, ensuring strict quality control standards for parents, therapists, and doctors who seek American-made oral motor therapy tools
• Clinically designed for oral motor development, jaw rehabilitation, autism, and special needs — used and recommended by speech-language pathologists (SLPs) and occupational therapists (OTs) worldwide.