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Custom puzzles and puzzle cubes for brain health campaigns, senior activity centers, student health and staff break rooms. Jigsaw puzzles in 24, 40, 63 and 100 piece counts, wooden brainteasers and snake puzzles, maze pens, magnetic business card puzzles, stacking tower games, metal desk puzzles and puzzle cubes, printed with your program, department or campaign name. A puzzle holds your logo in someone's hands for as long as it takes to solve.

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Engagement Instead of Impressions

A puzzle is a handout that asks for participation. Memory and brain health campaigns use them because the activity itself is the message. Occupational and physical therapy programs use small puzzles and mazes for fine motor practice. Waiting rooms, senior centers and campus lounges keep them out where a logo gets handled rather than glanced at, and a custom printed jigsaw can reveal a health fact one piece at a time.

From Pocket Mazes to Table Games

Maze pens, mini cube mazes and card puzzles fit a goodie bag or a mailed packet. Low piece count jigsaws suit children and cognitive activity programs, while 100 piece versions work as a take home item for adults. Wooden brainteasers, tower stacking games and metal desk puzzles read as an executive or donor gift. Volume pricing applies as counts grow, so call 800.378.6376 for help matching difficulty to your audience.

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What piece count works for children versus adults?

The 24 to 63 piece jigsaws suit children and cognitive activity programs. The 100 piece versions are a take home item for adults, and the wooden brainteasers go further still.

Do therapy programs use these?

Yes. Occupational and physical therapy teams order maze pens and small puzzles for fine motor practice, where the item is a tool rather than a handout.

Can we print a health fact or a message on a jigsaw?

Yes, and the reveal is the appeal. A custom printed puzzle makes somebody assemble your message rather than glance past it.