Ultrasonpro FTGC1 Push, Autism Special Needs Stress Reliever Anxiety Relief, Extrusion Bubble Fidget Sensory Toy, Green

I bought this for my son with sensory needs. Unfortunately, it's utter rubbish! It literally came through the door 20 minutes ago and he's already discarded it. There is no resistance on the bubbles, they certainly don't 'pop', in fact, they barely make a noise at all! I've basically just spent £10 on a piece of pointless silicone that my son has certainly no interest in using. I bought it on the strength of the reviews, so I have no idea how others are giving it so much praise.

I bought this for my 21 year old daughter, who has Autism, Moderate Learning Disabilities, Social, Emotional & Behavioural Difficulties, Anxiety & OCD.She has always found popping bubble wrap so calming & so this is perfect, as she can now take it on the go!

My daughter loves this and plays with it all the time.

My daughter asked for this as it's become popular at school. Although it was what she expected and enjoys it, it's quite literally a piece of silicone! And is smaller than it looks in pictures. It's something I would expect to see in Poundland, and in my opinion not worth the pricetag.

Worth around £3

My son has sensory difficulties, he uses fidget toys at school. Found these on 'todays deals', so thought I'd give one a go. Thougt he would get bored of it fairly quickly, but my son loved it so much. His twin sister also wanted one, so have brought her one in a different colour.I will say, that it only 'pops' one way, so you have to push them back again to be able to make them make the popping sensation

My daughter asked for this and I have purchase for her Xmas eve box, simple toy but children love it, little fidget toy

Within a month, it has started to fall apart. I know you get what you pay for, but I would have expected it to last longer than this.We were expecting a satisfying 'pop' which this product doesn't have