Ark’s Z-Vibe® Kits and Accessories
Ark’s Z-Vibe® Kits and Accessories
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Why We Love It
Want to do more with your ARK’s Z-Vibe®? Explore kits and interchangeable tips with different textures and shapes. Each tip offers a unique way to provide oral sensory input and support oral motor skills. For the Z-Vibe® Oral Motor Stick on its own, shop here. Non-returnable.
- Designed for use in therapy sessions or under the guidance of a licensed therapist
- Supports kids with sensory processing disorder or low oral muscle tone
- Age 3+
- Made in the USA
Ideas for Use
- Practice biting and chewing skills to improve jaw strength and stability
- Use to wake up mouth muscles during speech therapy sessions
- Gradually introduce different tip attachments to target oral sensitivities
Details
- Z-Vibe Travel Kit (3 tips and carry case)
Includes Z-Vibe stick, battery, storage case and three interchangeable tips (Probe Tip, Preefer Tip and Fine Tip). Storage case is plastic. Color may vary - Z-Vibe Animal Travel Kit (3 tips and carry case)
Includes Z-Vibe stick, battery, storage case and four interchangeable tips (Cat Tip, Mouse Tip, Dog Tip). Storage case is plastic. Color of the case and animals may vary - Variety Tip Kit (10 tips)
Includes 10 interchangeable tips (Probe Tip, Preefer Tip, Fine Tip, Button Tip, Spoon Tip, Tongue Depressor Tip, Bite-n-Chew Tip (smooth), Bite-n-Chew Tip (textured), Brush Tip and Y Tip. Note: this kit does not come with a Z-Vibe stick - Z-Vibe stick: 6.5"L. Diameter: 0.4”
- Z-Vibe sticks and tips are made of FDA-complaint, medical-grade plastic. Designed without phthalates, PVC, BPA and latex
- All Z-Vibes sticks are royal blue
Getting Started
- Tips should be replaced at first sign of wear
- Replacement battery sold separately (see accessories)
Safety Information
Caution: these products are NOT toys. They are therapeutic tools intended to be used by a professional therapist (or by parents trained by their therapist).
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Many children struggle with everyday activities like getting dressed, eating or going to school. Sensory processing disorders (SPD) can turn these seemingly simple tasks into overwhelming obstacles. It may feel daunting to navigate your child’s sensory needs.
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The first time I heard about weighted blankets, I had an instant "Ah-Ha! " moment. As a child, I used to love to climb under the blankets on my parents' bed.
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