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Heyshapeing Sensory Toys for Alzheimer Patients Anxiety Relief Dementia Ring Dementia Fidget Toys

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2 hours

Won For

$1

Item Details

Pickup Location

4031 Market Center Dr Suite 303

North Las Vegas, NV, 89030

Quality

New
Functional
No Damage
No Assembly Needed
Not In Package
No Missing Parts

brand

Heyshapeing

Estimated Retail Price

$10.19

color

Colours

size

Medium

weight

0.10 lbs

Buyers Premium

15%

Inventory Number

1048060997

Found in

Features

  • 【HELPS TO RELAX】Seniors with Alzheimer’s or dementia can become anxious or nervous when they don’t have something to do with their hands. This FIDGET RING for adults with dementia provides a variety of fun sensory activities and will keep restless hands occupied!
  • 【SUPPORT FOR SEVERAL CONDITIONS】Our fidget ring is great for Alzheimer’s patients! This fidget blanket provides sensory activities & games for people suffering from memory loss, dementia, autism, Asperger’s, Alzheimer’s, ADHD, anxiety, and more.
  • 【EASY TO USE AND CARRY】: The ring can be easily worn on fingers. This Dementia Ring is very light and easy to carry, which is difference from other thick sensory toy.
  • 【MULTI-FUNCTIONAL ACCESSORIES】: Dementia Ring includes marble mazes, press toy, beads, elastic ring. Explore a wide variety of materials in harmoniously coordinated color combinations that can help to calm and relax.
  • 【BEST PRESENT】: The dementia ring stimulates nerve receptors on the fingertips to keep the fingers, hands, joints and brain active, positively influencing their social behavior, and can be given as a present to people with Alzheimer's disease, dementia, and autism.
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