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8 oz cup with snorkel lid to help regulate the flow of liquids. Dishwasher safe. sold each.
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Two sides are notched out to accommodate cups with handles and glasses. A plastic-coated steel spring clip grips tubular furniture, wheelchairs, and beds.
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Holds drinks steadily and securely on walkers, canes or wheelchairs.
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Duro-Med Mabis Walker Basket - Ideal for carrying lightweight items and attaches easily to any walker with snap-style hooks. There is a plastic insert tray with a cup holder to keep beverages from spilling and smaller items from falling through the basket that is available separately.
Product Code: 510-1085-1900
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Easy to use non-slip netting is made from a soft mesh material that can be cut to size. Padding makes it perfect for seating and positioning.
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This non-slip material grips on both sides making it ideal for wheelchair pads, cushions or dinnerware. Easy to clean
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Individually wrapped Non-Slip material wipes are alcohol based and dry instantly, leaving your Dycem® non-slip products squeaky clean.
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Drinking while tucking the chin toward the chest gives normal swallowing mechanisms time to work. Dishwasher safe.
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Flexible Cup Promotes Controlled Drinking Without Neck Extension! Innovative design allows drinking without head tilting. Highly recommended as a feeding therapy staple for beginning drinkers or those with limited neck/head movement.
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Useful for individuals with difficulty chewing, sucking or swallowing. It helps control placement and amount of liquid intake.
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Permits dribble-free drinking without the need to sit up or raise the head.
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Control liquid input. A soft rubber air release button on this vacuum feeding cup makes it possible to drink liquid without raising the head.
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No bending over to read the fill level with these unique measuring cups.
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The stainless steel cage may be bent for adjusting to various can and bottle sizes. Available with or without bottle.
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This holder will accommodate most common beverage containers and put an end to finding a convenient place for your beverage.
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The uDrink is a device that allows the user to hold and drink a beverage independently.
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Includes 2 rubber pads and 2 Hook/Loop Closurestraps that will secure it onto the arm or rail. Tapered design of the cupholder will accommodate most cups.
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The perfect addition to our Freedom Cupholder and Freedom Wheelchair Cupholder. Our Extra Long Flexible Drinking Straws bend at three points for ease of use in just about any position.
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Cup holder with vacuum pad can be placed on any flat surface. Holds 6 oz to 16 oz cups.
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HandSteady Cup has a rotating handle with ball bearings to keep the cup upright and steady.
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The insulated and non-weighted Mug, Cup, or Bowl keep food/drinks warm or cold.
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Textured grip and cut out surface to allow easy drinking without the need to tilt the head. 8 oz.
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Replacement lids for kinsman mugs. Available in anti-splash or spout models. Sold as a 6 pack.
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Replacement lids for Kinsman weighted and unweighted Cups, Mugs, and Bowl.
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Two handles make drinking safer and easier for people with a weak grasp or tremor. The handles accommodate four adult fingers along with a drinking spout lid to prevent spills
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The Wedge Cup is designed with a fully adjustable flow control that regulates the continuous output of liquids from normal flow to greatly reduced delivery.
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Weighted insulated mug, cup and bowl help aid in those conditions associated with tremors.
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Clamps onto tubular bed frames, wheelchairs, or other tubular frames. Most glasses, cups, cans or bottles fit into plastic holder, even with handles.
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Dinnerware set for those suffering from limited mobility or rehabilitation. Increase nourishment intake with color contrast. 2 set options.
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Promotes independent drinking, controls the flow of fluids and reduces the risk of aspiration for people in the prone position.
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