Z vibe bite and chewtips professional#

It can also be used outside the mouth on the cheeks and lips for added stimulation. Use it promote a sustained bite, develop jaw strength and stability, practice rhythmic and rotary chewing, and more. At 2.5 inches total in length (2 inches long when inserted into a Z-Vibe handle), this tip can reach all the way to the back molar area for chewing exercises and/or for sensory input. Caution: this therapeutic tool should be used under adult supervision at all times.ĪRK's Textured Bite-n-Chew Tip XL is a tip attachment for the Z-Vibe® specially designed to work on biting and chewing oral motor skills.These spoons are sized for children up to the age of roughly 3 years, depending on their mouth size.The soft version (blue or teal) is recommended for individuals with a strong bite reflex.To be used with either the Z-Vibe or Z-Grabber handle (sold separately).Adults may find this spoon a little smaller than regular spoons. This size is best for older children and up through adults.

The spoon bowl specifically measures about 1.75 x 1' (LxW). Each large tip measures about 3.4 x 1'.The small size works best with puréed foods like yogurt, applesauce, stage 1 baby foods, etc. This size is best for infants and toddlers.

The spoon bowl specifically measures about 1.4 x.

No lead, phthalates, PVC, BPA, or latex.

A wonderful tool for any sensory mealtime treatment plan, these Spoon Tips have helped many therapists and parents get tube-fed children on their first solid foods. When used with the Z-Vibe handle, the Spoon Tips can help 'wake up' the mouth, increase awareness, and provide stimulation to the lips, tongue, cheeks, and jaw. The size and shape of the spoon bowl are 'just right' - big enough to hold an appropriate amount of food, but small enough to prevent the spoon from being overloaded with too much food. The Spoon Tip was specially designed by feeding therapist Debbie Lowsky, MS, CCC-SLP to support easy feeding and food removal. It contains small parts (including a battery) that may pose a choking hazard: direct adult supervision is required at all times.ĪRK's Spoon Tip attachments turn any Z-Vibe® into the ultimate sensory feeding tool.

Z vibe bite and chewtips professional#

It is a therapeutic tool intended to be used by a professional therapist (or by parents trained by their therapist). It's medical grade, FDA compliant, and contains NO lead, phthalates, PVC, BPA, or latex.Īll materials and colours are FDA approved.Ĭaution: the Z-Vibe is NOT a toy.

Recommended for individuals of all ages and abilities under the guidance of a therapist or a trained caregiverĪRK manufactures the Z-Vibe® in the USA.

Measures approximately 16.5 cm in length and less than 1.3 cm in diameter.

Battery included (please note: this is a special Vibe Battery not sold in stores - we recommend buying a spare).

The Z-Vibe® is sold here with 1 Probe Tip, other tips sold separately.

NO lead, phthalates, PVC, BPA, or latex.

Made in the USA, medical grade, FDA compliant.

Please note: If you carry the Z-Vibe, you should also carry the Batteries & Spare Parts for the convenience of your customers. To turn the unit on, simply twist the Switch Tip at the opposite end of the handle just until the unit starts to vibrate (please do not over-tighten!). Use the Probe Tip for oral motor assessment and development. The handle comes with a blue Probe Tip on one end and a Switch Tip on the other. This texture can also be brushed along the cheeks, arms, hands, etc. The Z-Vibe®'s sleek, innovative design features a lightweight, plastic hand-piece with gentle bumps around its circumference for a non-slip grip. Vibration can also be very calming, soothing, and organising. Its gentle vibration provides a new level of sensory stimulation to increase oral focus and draw more attention to the lips, tongue, cheeks, and jaw. Use it to provide a varied sensory experience and/or to provide targeted tactile cues within the oral cavity. ARK's Z-Vibe® is a vibratory oral motor tool that can help build oral tone and improve a variety of speech, feeding, and sensory skills.