Stress Balls 4 x Mixed Colour | Sensory Toys Stress Ball | Yellow, Pink, Blue and Orange Stressball | Stress Relief Toys for ADHD and Autism

Brilliant smiley balls for helping when feelings are stressful

Just what we ordered description was as it said

Even though not advertised for dogs these are fab for my elderly dog who doesn’t have the best of teeth. Lovely and soft, he loves catching them and enjoys the squeak.

Have used countless squishies for anxiety and these are the only ones that haven't popped or fallen apart.Really squishy and very durable plus its nice to see a smiley face when you're feeling lousy. Have bought another packet for my mum who suffers arthritis and she says they're perfect

There's not a lot you can say about these; they're stress balls. It's like trying to review salt, or nails - if salt tastes salty and isn't contaminated with anthrax, it fulfills its purpose as well as it possible could. If nails are strong and pointy and they're the size you wanted, they fulfill their purpose as well as they possibly could.That said, StressCHECK Ltd emailed and asked if I would review the product, so here we go... they're ball-shaped, and I find them to be of a good consistency - not pliant to the extent that squeezing them provides no stress relief, and not too solid to the extent of making it painful to squeeze them. They spring back and they seem like they will be able to stand a great deal of abuse. The smiley face provides a sense of Anthropomorphism, so if you're stressed out by a person you can imagine that smiley face belongs to them and get a good amount of satisfaction from crushing it in your palms.I am on the autism spectrum; my boss isn't, but he does suffer from RSI and finds these balls useful for keeping the strength up in his hand.All in all, we're having a ball.

I bought to exercise my hand after fracturing my wrist and they did the job.Too much unnecessary packaging, no need to wrap each ball as they were all in a bag anyway.

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I like the happy faced and the size. This was ordered for students whom I support. They seem to be supporting a need.