Dignity by Wade

Adaptive Large Handled Mug

$14.99 USD

Empowers individuals to drink independently with dignity

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Color: Green

Product Details

This Dignity by Wade adapted mug is specially designed for individuals living with dementia or other impairments. Its unique features include bright colors that help users distinguish it from the table, and a large handle for a secure grip to prevent spills.

This adaptive mug fosters independence and confidence in individuals living with cognitive impairments or limited mobility. Its high-quality construction facilitates easier drinking, supporting improved hydration and overall nutrition.

Made from durable material, it blends seamlessly with existing dinnerware and is safe for the microwave, dishwasher, and freezer.

  • The Adaptive Large Handled Mug is suitable for individuals who may benefit from assistance with eating or drinking.
  • The Adaptive Large Handled Mug is suitable for people who experiences tremors and/or joint pain.

We chose the Dignity by Wade Large Handled Cup to address the significant challenges faced by individuals with cognitive impairments, such as dementia or Alzheimer's, and those with limited mobility. As these conditions progress, simple tasks like drinking can become difficult, leading to risks of dehydration and poor nutrition. Traditional cups often lack the necessary design features to support these individuals effectively.

This adapted mug, with its large, easy-grip handle and bright, appealing colors, is specifically designed to meet these needs. It allows users to maintain their independence and dignity while ensuring they stay hydrated and nourished. By enabling individuals to drink independently, this product helps improve their overall quality of life and reduces the need for constant assistance, benefiting both the users and their caregivers.

  • Free shipping on orders over 75 USD
  • This product is Final Sale. Please read our complete Return Policy.
  • Dimensions: 12cm x 8.9cm (4¾" x 3½")
  • Colors: available in white, yellow, and green
  • Dishwasher, microwave, and freezer safe
  • Chip resistant
  • Sophisticated, adult-appropriate designs using timeless materials
  • Support autonomy during meal times
  • Designed with an ergonomic, easy-to-grip shape
  • High-quality strengthened ceramic

FAQs

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Yes, the Dignity by Wade dishes are dishwasher, microwave, and freezer-safe.

No, unfortunately, the dishes do not have a non-slip surface. However, they stay stable on the table due to their weight. You can also use our Plazmat non-slip placemats with the dishes.

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