Real-Listic Push pop Bubble Fidget Toy, Stress Relief and Anti-Anxiety Tools for Kids and Adults, Sensory Irritability Toy for Autism with Special Needs to Relieve Stress. (Octagon-Blue)

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  I think it’s great even tho it did have a mark on and could not get it off it’s great

My daughter who is in seventh grade and has ADHD, should also be noted that we are still 100% distance-learning. Saw a video for one of these on TickTock and asked if I could buy one. She is absolutely loving it! My other daughter who’s in fourth grade and does not have ADHD is also highly entertained by it, as am I. I do not think I would allow it to go to school with her once school starts back up in person, because I do think it could be a distraction for other kids and it does make a decent amount of noise. But it is a great fidget for her.

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  Very satisfying and great for fidgeters. However it does have an odd smell to it. I washed it with dawn dish soap and it still smells weird. If it didn't have the smell I would give it 5 stars.

It only make a sound on one side really disappointing

My middle schooler loves this thing. As far as tolerating repetitive sounds, it drives me nuts. But, it was recommended by his school guidance counselor as a stress relieving, soothing, fidget item. So, I guess I’ll tolerate it. Lol.

Daughter was very pleased when she received it, however it did have a small tear in one of the "pops"... but she didnt complain, so... we're good!!

This is only about 6 inches wide. The popping sound seems to only work on one side but the kids are still having fun with it.

for $10.99 no way. it is small less than 2" on each side.