ARK's Guitar Chew - XT (Lime Green)

ARK's Guitar Chew is an innovative, fun oral motor chew tool shaped like a guitar — an "achewstic" guitar! It features a long extension to reach the back molars, a smooth easy-to-hold loop, and bumps and ridges on the stem that resemble guitar strings and knobs while providing extra sensory input.

A safe, cool, and functional outlet for anyone who needs to chew — whether for sensory regulation, oral motor therapy, or simply as a chewing alternative. Similar in size to the Grabber at approx. 5.4" long.

How It Can Be Used

• As a safe, discreet alternative to chewing on hands, shirts, or pencils
• In oral motor and feeding therapy to practise biting and chewing skills
• To work on jaw strength, stability, and oral motor development
• To decrease oral defensiveness and food aversions
• As an oral fidget for sensory seekers craving proprioceptive input
• As an alternative to tooth-grinding or thumb-sucking

Chewing Levels Available

• Standard / Soft (Dark Blue) — softest, chewy level; most squishy and giving. For mild chewers
• XT / Medium Firm (Lime Green) — firmer but still chewy; for moderate chewers. This listing: Lime Green (XT).
• XXT / Very Firm (Orange) — most firm and most resistant; for avid/heavy chewers

Product Details

• Measures approx. 5.4" long, 0.5" thick (similar in size to the Grabber)
• Textured stem with bumps and ridges for extra sensory input
• Smooth loop handle for easy grip
• Long extension for reaching back molars
• Sold individually; colour hues may vary slightly
• Made in the USA by ARK Therapeutic — medical grade, FDA compliant
• No lead, phthalates, PVC, BPA, or latex

Perfect For

• Moderate chewers who need more resistance than a standard chew
• Individuals with autism, ADHD, sensory processing disorder, or anxiety
• Music lovers and anyone who'd enjoy a guitar-themed chew tool
• Speech-language pathologists and occupational therapists

Caution: Not a toy. Adult supervision required at all times. No chew tool is indestructible — inspect regularly and replace if signs of wear appear. Longevity depends on chewing intensity and individual oral needs.