Squeezable anti-stress pig - Malleable rubber pig, 15x15 cm
Squeezable anti-stress pig - Malleable rubber pig, 15x15 cm
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- Cash on delivery available for express deliveries (+1.99€)
Payment and returns
Payment and returns
You can pay by card, Paypal or, if you choose express delivery, cash on delivery is available (+1.99€). If you usually use Google Pay or Apple Pay for card payments, you will see a button to make the payment that way directly.
You can contact us to cancel your order once it has been placed or manage the return up to 14 days after delivery, provided that the product has not been visibly damaged by the customer.
Any questions?
Any questions?
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The satisfaction of slime, without the mess
It is an ideal substitute, because its material has the anti-stress and relaxing properties of slime, while cleaning is much easier as it does not leave any residue wherever it is placed.
It is more consistent, made of rubber.
Stretch it, throw it, crush it... Nothing happens!
Elastic and designed to be taken to the extreme and return to its original shape.
It measures 15 x 15 cm, weighs 500 grams and has a design with details such as its brave pig look and tie.
STOP SCREENS
We didn't create a project focused on spending less time in front of screens to say how bad they are, but to give examples of what we miss when we use them.
In this case, the squeezable pig allows you to relax your mind and release the stress that can build up during your daily life, as well as letting off steam and learning about the elasticity of the rubber it is made of.
The importance of reducing screen time
They harm the eyesight
Too much screen time strains the eyeballs and can create/aggravate vision problems, especially in children.
The blue light emitted by screens is the cause, and it is more dangerous when the screen is close to the eyes.
Concentration problems
Much of the content on social media (especially that made for children) is designed to achieve the longest possible consumption time, which creates the habit of spending hours switching from one video to another without using creativity.
If the brain gets used to receiving dopamine simply by looking at a screen, it will be increasingly difficult to entertain itself with things that require effort.
Lower quality of sleep
Prolonged use of screens during the day keeps the brain active and makes it difficult for it to enter "rest mode" and maintain it at night (in both adults and children).