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Pigeon Startouch Straw Cup With Gravity Ball Berry Blast 250Ml
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Help children develop healthy oral skills with the Pigeon StarTouch™ Straw Cup. It features a short sensory straw, created with a Speech and Feeding Therapist, and a Gravity Ball Straw for drinking at any angle. This BPA- and BPS-free cup reflects Pigeon’s commitment to family care.
Offer the Pigeon StarTouch™ Straw Cup as a thoughtful item for your promotional products range, supporting families and brand visibility.
- This straw cup features a short sensory straw, developed with a Speech and Feeding Therapist, to help children develop healthy oral skills like tongue elevation and lip closure.
- It includes a Gravity Ball Straw, allowing toddlers to drink from any angle, and an Easy Drink™ valve to help reduce spills.
- Made from BPA- and BPS-free materials, this 250ml cup is safe for young users.
- The cup measures L:10 x W:3 x H:15 cm and has a weight of 0 kg, making it light and easy for little hands to hold.
This practical item is an excellent choice for corporate gifts in South Africa, offering lasting brand exposure for your business.
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Help children develop healthy oral skills with the Pigeon StarTouch™ Straw Cup. It features a short sensory straw, created with a Speech and Feeding Therapist, and a Gravity Ball Straw for drinking at any angle. This BPA- and BPS-free cup reflects Pigeon’s commitment to family care.
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