Tongue Depressor
The SpeechGears Tongue Depressor is a high-quality, clinician-approved speech therapy tool designed to support oral motor development, sensory integration…
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The SpeechGears Sucking Tube is a clinician-designed oral motor therapy device created to improve oral strength, suction control, feeding skills, and sensory…
The SpeechGears Sucking Tube is a clinician-designed oral motor therapy device created to improve oral strength, suction control, feeding skills, and sensory regulation in children and adults. Trusted by speech therapists, occupational therapists, feeding specialists, special educators, and caregivers, this tool supports structured therapy plans for suck pattern development, oral muscle coordination, and feeding readiness.
Made with oral-safe, non-toxic materials, the Sucking Tube offers targeted stimulation and controlled resistance to help individuals build confidence with sucking, drinking from cups and straws, and transitioning between textures during feeding.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q: Why is sucking important for speech?
A: Sucking is a vegetative function that builds the foundational strength in the lips and tongue required for the precise movements used in speech articulation.
Q: Is this suitable for stroke patients?
A: Yes. It is a "new generation" device specifically recommended for stroke patients working to regain oral motor control and improve swallowing safety.
Q: How do I clean the inside of the tube?
A: Every SpeechGears Sucking Tube kit comes with a specialized tube cleaner designed to reach all internal surfaces effectively.
Q: Can this be used as a toy?
A: No. The Sucking Tube is a clinical therapeutic device. It should only be used for exercise purposes and under adult supervision due to potential choking hazards.
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