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Plushie Dreadfuls - Raynaud's Syndrome - Plush Stuffed Animal

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$31.05 $45 In stock

Category: Plushie Dreadfuls

This Plushie is currently being considered for prototyping, tap the "sign up to be notified" so that we can gather enough interest on this plushie to make it!

 

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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Chloe ★★★★★

I’d signed up for the notification months ago, so when it finally became available I hit buy immediately. The little Raynaud’s plush is surprisingly soft and weighted just right for hugging when my fingers are aching from the cold.

Sophia ★★★★★

The wait to finally get this little Raynaud's buddy in my hands was so worth it — those icy-blue fingers and toes are such a thoughtful nod to the condition, and the fabric is impossibly soft to squeeze. It's already sitting on my desk, and honestly, it makes those cold-weather flare-ups feel a bit

Owen N. ★★★★★

My hands have been aching all winter with Raynaud’s, and this little guy’s soft, squishy body is the perfect thing to squeeze when the tingling starts. It’s clearly a concept waiting for enough interest, but I signed up for the notification the moment I saw it—really hoping it gets made.