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[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My daughter loves fidget, especially ones that are unique. We got the sensory FX stick for her and she's had a lot of fun playing with it. The pen head is soft and rubber rather than ink. She uses it on her tablet and to draw pictures on our backs for us to guess what they are. The pen body has spinners that click as they go around. The pen clip moves in multiple levels and the pen clicker makes noise as you push it.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Recently got this for my son and daughter eho both have ADHD and are on the Autism Spectrum. They both like to fidget with things as well as click pens. This little tool is the best of both worlds. There are different things to twist and it is shaped like a pen with the ability to click like a pen. Great fidget toy.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My 7 year old son enjoys these sensory dice. The spinning, popping, clicking features are satisfying to him and help with his urge to fidget. I also appreciate that they can be added to other dice should we decide to purchase more in the future.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My Review for Sensory FX ASMR Disc Spinners. While this is a fun and entertaining gadget at first, the kids slowly put it down and played with other toys. This comes with three discs that are interchangeable. It has a on and off switch if you want it to light up when you squeeze it to spin, it still works without it. It says it makes sounds but it doesn't only the natural sound it makes as it spins. I wished it did come with a on/off option to make some interesting sounds. Other than that this is a good toy to pass the time.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I work with students that have ASD and these are a great new way to engage students in sensory play. I would recommend these for all students with unique needs, as well as for all students. These are a very valuable tool in the classroom.