The 30-Minute Visual Timer

Clock numbers are abstract; sand is not. This is a single 30-minute sand hourglass — flip it and the deadline becomes something you can physically see draining, which is exactly the nudge a time-blind brain needs to feel a half-hour actually passing.

How people use it

• One 30-minute block — homework sprints, focus pomodoros, screen-time limits
• Silent (no ticking, no alarm) — calmer than a beeping phone timer
• Visual, not numeric — no reading, no mental maths, just a shrinking column of sand

Honest notes

• You receive one 30-minute hourglass. The colour is sent at random — the photo shows the maker's wider colour-and-duration range, not the contents of one order.
• It's a glass-and-plastic sand timer, not an electronic one — nothing to charge, nothing to break a battery over.
• Ships tracked from our supplier; allow a little longer than our UK-printed items.

For a digital 30-minute disc-style countdown instead, our visual timers guide covers the options. Pairs naturally with The ADHD Daily Planner for blocking the day into watchable chunks.

The practical bits

Ships tracked to the UK. Free UK delivery over £40, and the 14-day promise applies: if it doesn't click, tell us and we'll sort it.