Neliblu Set of 12 Heart Stress Balls - Valentines Day Red Hearts 3 Smile Face Squeeze Stress Relief Heart Shape Stress Ball - Fun Party Favors for Kids and Adults - Heart Shape Mini Foam Balls

As an elementary school counselor, these stress balls are perfect for any little humans with hurting or stressed out hearts. The heart design is so cute and its easy enough for 5-9 year olds to squeeze but firm enough to work its magic. Thanks for a great product!

These are his favorite

Great giveaways at a reasonable cost for my gym members. Supports Valentine’s Day and Heart Health month!

I love these heart squishy balls. They are really so cute!

Little pricey for what they are, but they do hold up very well! Strong plastic smell, wiping them down or airing them out before you give them to anyone is advised.

We ordered these cute stress balls to include in safe-care bags for covid workers at our local hospital. They are really cute and feel nice in your hand. They are just the right amount of squishy and the bright red color is great.

This was good for the price

These were a fun present for Valentines Day. We tried writing messages on them with sharpies but they will rub off after a ton of squeezing by the kids. Good for juggling too!

Im allergic to latex. Wanted a foam version that probably does not contain it. Many of the rubber super squishy liquid filled ones are actually latex rubberized. Meantime I also was not buying for myself but for my dentists office. I stay pretty relaxed during my annual checkups and cleanings. But recently they mentioned that some patients could use a squishy ball in their hands to help with tension during their cleanings. WHY not a smiley face I thought. So I went home to search for some and sure enough Amazon has them and hearts too. And in different sizes. I did not want too larger nor too small. So these were the winners hands down. I bought two packs for full 24. I thought I would open the packs where each dozen share a bag of its own and repack each individual heart in a sealmeal or heat sealed plastic wrap. I have both systems but need to be worried about the heat gun if it could damage the foam ball itself. So some playing around is needed here first. Also I could just re-wrap each in glad like commercial wrap I have on hand for when I sell paper products to mail. But they would not be totally sealed. So in the mean time I also need to check them out for durability in can they be sanitized with handsanitizer without damage to printed faces or surface etc. I think they can but again I want to double check before taking to dentists office for them to hand out. Meantime I have plenty if it turns out I myself ends up with 24 squishy hearts to play with. LOL. As the saying goes no good deed goes unpunished. In my 70s and oh yeah how sometimes true that is. Stay Safe everyone and go out spread some joy in any way you can. A smile is always inexpensive...will usually!

I bought these to add to a Valentines gift bag, but Im reluctant to use them because of the chemical smell they give off. Im hoping that airing them out will help. So far its been about 5 days and not much improvement. Theyre also stiffer than I was expecting.