DANO₂’s Circus Teethers are made in the USA out of the same medical grade materials that hospitals and dentists trust for use in their equipment. Each set contains three variable-sized rings (Monkey, Seal and Lion). Each with different textures, colors, and sizes to allow babies options for what feels best on their sore gums. Circus Teethers rings are manufactured in a class 7 cleanroom environment to give you peace of mind.

Includes a stylish, compact case to keep rings clean and together.
Dishwasher safe, top rack only.

dimensions:
3" - 2.5" diameter

material:
PVC, BPA, Lead, and Phthalate-FREE medical-grade materials.

recommendations:
newborn +

designed and crafted:
USA

meets this planet happy criteria:

we love this company because:
When Bella, the 4 month-old daughter of pop art sculptor Daniel Monahan, started teething in 2007, the media was overwhelmed by news of lead, phthalates, and bisphenol-A (BPA) in the very plastics and paints that his daughter wanted to put in her mouth. Urged on by his wife, Daniel started DANO₂™ as a way to ensure that his own daughter would be able to grow up with fun, safe, stylish toys.

DANO₂ manufactures solely in the United States using top-rated medical-grade plastics that are entirely free of lead, phthalates, and BPA. Every product is designed with input from chemists, engineers, and pediatricians prior to undergoing rigorous 3rd-party safety testing.

In addition to DANO₂’s impeccable safety standards, DANO₂’s toy designs are fun, functional, and unique. DANO₂’s Circus Teethers™ have been featured in a variety of media outlets, including Parenting Magazine’s Product Buying Guide’s A-List and HOW Magazine, the “leading creativity, business and technology magazine for graphic designers.” Additionally, DANO₂ has an impressive grassroots blogosphere following.

DANO₂ is a family business consisting of sculptor/entrepreneur Daniel Monahan, his wife, Chelsea, his entrepreneur father, Greg Monahan, his chemist aunt, Diane Meyer, and his pediatrician mother, Carolyn Monahan.