Dignity

Duo Cup Holder

$15.50 CAD

An ergonomic two-handle cup holder that attaches to everyday mugs and glasses to support independent hydration for people living with dementia or arthritis.

Recommended for:

Early Stage

Mid-Stage

Late Stage

Product Details

The Duo Cup Holder is an adaptive drinking aid designed for people who need extra grip and stability when drinking. It attaches to everyday mugs, cups, glasses, and bottles, converting them into two-handled vessels without replacing familiar tableware.

Designed for people living with cognitive impairment, arthritis, or tremors, it allows users to drink from the same cups as friends and family — at home or out in a café or restaurant — while maintaining independence and dignity. The ergonomic handle wraps around the mug and protects fingers from hot surfaces.

Fits coffee mugs 70-90 mm in diameter. Available in black. Hand wash only.

    • The Duo Cup Holder is suitable for people living with dementia or cognitive impairment who need extra support when drinking.
    • The Duo Cup Holder is suitable for people living with arthritis who have difficulty gripping standard mugs or glasses.
    • The Duo Cup Holder is suitable for people who experience hand tremors and benefit from additional stability when drinking.

    Hydration is one of the most overlooked challenges in dementia care. As cognitive and physical abilities change, the simple act of holding and drinking from a cup can become difficult — and the risk of spills or burns can lead caregivers to switch to specialized cups that feel clinical or unfamiliar.

    The Duo Cup Holder takes a different approach. Rather than replacing a person's existing tableware, it adapts it — attaching to the mugs and glasses already in the home, including those used by the rest of the family. That continuity matters. Drinking from the same cup as everyone else at the table is a small but meaningful way to support dignity and a sense of normalcy. The ergonomic design also protects fingers from hot surfaces, adding a layer of safety without drawing attention to itself.

    • Free shipping on orders over $200 CAD or $75 USD.
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    • Cup holder dimensions: 3½" high, 2⅞" diameter
    • Handle dimensions: 3½" long, 1" wide, ¾" deep
    • Hand wash only with warm water — do not microwave
    • Fits mugs 70-90 mm in diameter (2¾ - 3½ inches)
    • Attaches to everyday mugs, cups, glasses, and bottles
    • Converts a standard mug into a two-handled vessel
    • Ergonomic handle design protects fingers from hot surfaces
    • Easy to attach and detach
    • Available in black
    • Attach the Duo Cup Holder to the mug before adding any hot liquids.
    • Always hold the cup with both hands when using the holder.
    • Fits coffee mugs with a diameter of 70-90 mm (2¾ - 3½ inches).
    • Hand wash with warm water and dry thoroughly before use.
    • Do not place in the microwave.
    • Do not put in the dishwasher.

    FAQs

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    No. It attaches to cups and mugs the person already uses, so there is no need to switch to specialized tableware.

    Yes. The holder is designed for use with hot beverages. The ergonomic design covers the mug and protects fingers from hot surfaces. Always attach the holder before adding hot liquids.

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