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The tool is perfect for speech therapy I’m using the product with my so.

We had a 1 year old with a tongue and lip tie we had to get released and this helped prep her for having work done in her mouth and she overcame sensory issues that came along with her difficulty eating because of this nifty tool.

I bought one of these for my autistic son in December and recently bought another one, and now both are not working even with new batteries. They are cheaply made and not worth $40 they charge for them, which is a shame because while they worked my son loved them. Do yourself a favor and buy one somewhere else.

So I had seen on the social medias that this could potentially help my child, who has autism, with some sensory issues that he has (tends to put everything in his mouth). My hopes were not high, but I was willing to try. I did not want to invest too much on higher end products since I didn't even know if this was a potential tool, but this seemed to fit the bill on the not too cheap side, good to experiment with situation. Or so I believed based on the pictures.For the price that I paid for this, what a huge disappointment. It looks and feels very cheap, just came in a zip lock bag, and I can tell it won't last long. It's battery operated (at least it came with a cheap battery), and it's twist activated (no switch or button). That means that the bottom part where you twist is loose in the Off position, and can fall out including the battery. It comes with a screw to 'lock' the battery in, which only works to keep it locked if it's off. If you want to turn it on, you have to remove the screw. So many safety hazards here, especially for the audience this item is intended for. Potential exposed battery and small parts, a screw that is kind of useless and can be swallowed, etc. Also, it's meant to be on or near the mouth, so it's exposed to moisture, so another issue. The attachments are hard plastic, and got distorted within seconds. I sincerely paid way too much for this. I should have just gone with an electric toothbrush or saved more for the higher end products.

Decent product for what it is meant for but not as easy to screw in the tops as I had hoped. The part of the attachments that are meant to screw into the bottom are also rubber so it tends to stick and not screw into completely or screws in sideways. If you don’t mind that small inconvenience, the product is nice. It vibrates at a good speed and the different attachment heads are a great way to change things up or find the right texture that works. Be aware though that it only vibrates at one speed with no variation and that it’s a quick one.