Sensory Chew Tools for Pediatric OT & Therapy Clinics
Last updated: September 2026
Reviewed by Sarah Jenkins, OTR/L
A stocking guide for pediatric occupational therapists and clinic purchasers: how to build an oral-sensory chew inventory that covers a real caseload, stays hygienic between clients, survives your heaviest chewers, and lands within a clinic supply budget.
Co-developed with clinicians, for clinical use
Our Sensory Chew Bricks were designed alongside pediatric OTs, RNs, and family nurse practitioners — solid-core food-grade silicone with two working faces: high-resistance studs on one side, calming micro-dots on the other. The dual texture gives you options to match a client’s seeking profile, and the crossbar reaches the posterior molars without a handle that forces the tool too far forward.
For younger or lighter clients, our freezable Teething Straws (three textures — ringed, dotted, nubbed, with a choke-guard barrier) cover the gentler end of the caseload.
Stock for the range, not the average
A caseload spans a wide band of oral-motor needs. A practical inventory split:
- Moderate chewers — the standard 60A-equivalent Chew Brick handles everyday, sustained chewing across most of a pediatric caseload.
- Heavy / aggressive chewers — clients who shred standard tools need a firmer durometer. We produce an 80A extreme-durometer tier through our custom/OEM program; ask us before a bulk order so we can spec the right mix.
- Light chewers / early intervention — the softer, freezable teething straws suit gentler input and oral desensitization work.
Hygiene between clients
Shared-clinic use makes sanitation non-negotiable. The Chew Bricks are solid-core — no hollow cavity to puncture, trap saliva, or harbor bacteria — and both product lines are fully dishwasher-safe, so reprocessing between clients is a cycle, not a scrub. For take-home items, assign one tool per client and send it home labeled rather than rotating a shared tool.
What documentation can my practice hand a parent?
When a family asks “what exactly is my child putting in their mouth,” you want an answer on paper. Both lines are independently tested by an accredited third-party laboratory to:
- ASTM F963-23 — U.S. children's product safety (mechanical hazards, flammability, heavy elements).
- CPSIA — federal lead and phthalate limits — free of lead, BPA, phthalates, latex, and PVC.
Reports are downloadable (Chew Bricks No. RGST260130351, Teething Straws No. RGST260209701) — not gated behind a form.
Stocking a clinic caseload?
Test on your own caseload first — we ship free evaluation sample kits to OTs and clinics, no card required.
How does bulk pricing for clinics work?
Clinic supply orders qualify for volume pricing on both lines. Chew Bricks as a worked example:
| Volume | Chew Bricks / 4-pack | Teething Straws / 4-pack |
|---|---|---|
| Retail (Amazon) | $28.99 | $24.99 |
| 10–25 packs (25% off) | $21.75 | $18.74 |
| 26–99 packs (33% off) | $19.43 | $16.74 |
| 100+ packs (40% off) | $17.40 | $14.99 |
| 500+ packs | Custom quote | Custom quote |
We accept purchase orders, offer Net-30 terms to approved buyers (ACH or check), support tax-exempt invoicing for qualifying practices, and ship every bulk order free. Multi-location practices ordering across sites reach the deeper tiers faster — ask about a group quote.
Build a clinic inventory that lasts
Free evaluation kits for clinics, bulk pricing to 40% off, an 80A tier for heavy chewers, POs and Net-30 accepted, and lab reports you can hand a parent.
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Frequently asked questions
Were the chew tools developed for clinical use?
Yes — our Sensory Chew Bricks were designed alongside pediatric OTs, RNs, and family nurse practitioners: solid-core food-grade silicone with high-resistance studs on one face and calming micro-dots on the other.
How should a clinic stock for a full caseload?
Stock for the range, not the average. A caseload spans a wide band of oral-motor needs, so keep softer 60A straws and firm 70A bricks on hand, with an 80A tier available for heavy chewers.
How do we keep tools hygienic between clients?
Run bricks through the top rack of the dishwasher, or wash with soap and warm water, then sanitize per your facility's protocol. Solid-core construction means no hollow chambers to harbor moisture between clients.
What documentation can we hand a parent?
Third-party lab reports tested to ASTM F963-23 and CPSIA, downloadable from our site, so you can answer exactly what a child is putting in their mouth.
Do clinics get bulk pricing?
Yes — clinic supply orders qualify for volume pricing to 40% off on both product lines, with POs and Net-30 accepted and Free Shipping.
Try them with your students before you commit. Request a free evaluation sample kit — 2 Sensory Chew Bricks for schools, 2 Sensory Chew Bricks + 1 Teething Straw for clinics, Free Shipping, no card and no commitment.