They’re sold out everywhere, no matter what store you go to, there just gone, wiped out, shelves completely empty, gone. Who’s buying them? Teens and kids alike are buying them, filling up shelves in their rooms, collecting them, trading them, you name it, they’re doing it.
People love them, they love to squish and squeeze and fiddle with it in their hands and honestly, I can agree why myself, they’re just so addicting. NeeDohs, people online are talking about needohs, a squishy stress relieving fidget toy that is being sold around the U.S as of the start of this year.
“I saw them on social media and wanted to see how the texture was like.” said Tori Vereen, class of 2027.
NeeDohs have been gaining traction on social media for their unique texture and their simple colorful design.
As NeeDohs have been gaining popularity their sales have been growing two times this year and last year it grew to about six times alone.
“I use NeeDoh toys in my practice and they’ve been great for stress release and sensory play.” Commenter from official NeeDoh website
NeeDohs are great for stress relief as their squishy texture has been known to be soothing and help people deal with stress. If you notice in 2019 fidget spinners used to dominate the fidget toy hierarchy now NeeDohs have completely over thrown the use of fidget spinners.
People prefer NeeDohs over fidget spinners because of many different reasons. NeeDohs are quiet while fidget spinners are loud and often distracting. Another thing is high demand and durability as NeeDohs don’t rust and last significantly longer.
If you’re thinking of trying a NeeDoh out yourself the price for the standard single NeeDoh can range around 4$ to 7$. Now, If you want multi-packs or specialty items they can range around 9$ to 13$.
Overall NeeDohs have dominated the fidget hierarchy as people continue to buy more each day. But NeeDohs aren’t essentially a bad thing as they help reduce stress and anxiety. As NeeDohs grow more and more popular it looks like the NeeDoh craze isn’t stopping soon.
