Free sensory chew tool sample kits for schools & clinics
Before you commit a budget line, put the tools in front of the students and clinicians who will actually use them. Lull Kids ships free evaluation kits to OTs, therapy clinics, and school districts — no card, no commitment.
What’s in the kit
- 2 Sensory Chew Bricks — solid-core silicone at a firm 70A durometer, with dual-texture faces (high-resistance studs and calming micro-dots) for sustained, moderate-to-strong chewing.
- 2 Teething Straws — a softer 60A durometer for lighter oral input.
Ships free within 3 business days. A coordinator confirms your shipment by email. Every kit also includes a $50 credit toward your first wholesale order (25+ packs).
Why evaluate before you buy
Two things decide whether a chew tool actually gets used on a caseload, and neither shows up in a catalog photo:
- Durability under real chewing. Hollow or thin-walled products fail fastest with exactly the moderate-to-heavy chewers who need them most. Solid-core construction is something you can only judge in hand.
- Student acceptance. A tool that reads as age-appropriate and feels right in the mouth gets used; one that doesn’t gets abandoned. Let your OTs match firmness and texture to the individual before you scale the order.
Safety you can document
Both product lines are independently tested by an accredited third-party lab to ASTM F963-23 and CPSIA — lead, phthalates, heavy elements, flammability, and small parts all passing. Latex-free, BPA-free, phthalate-free, PVC-free, and top-rack dishwasher safe for sanitation between students. Reports are downloadable before you buy, and our full safety & testing overview explains the standards.
How to request a kit
Use the sample form on our homepage — full name, your clinic/school/district, work email, and a shipping address. That’s it. Prefer to talk? Call or text (281) 624-6103 or email info@lullkids.com.
Request your free evaluation kit
Shipped free to OTs, clinics, and school districts — no card, no commitment. Test durability and student acceptance on your own caseload first.