Dignity by Wade

Adaptive Oval Saucer

$14.99 USD

Promote safe, independent drinking with the Dignity by Wade Oval Saucer.

Recommended for:

Early Stage

Mid-Stage

Late Stage

Color: Green

Estimated delivery between May 05 and May 07. Order within .

Product Details

The Dignity by Wade Oval Saucer features an egg-shaped design, making it easy to carry. Its deep base keeps the cup securely in place while moving, with ample space for a biscuit or cake. Available in three vivid colors, this saucer is designed to promote independent drinking for people living with cognitive impairments.

The deep base of the saucer ensures stability, preventing spills while carrying. Made from durable vitrified earthenware, this saucer is dishwasher-safe and built to last, making it a practical addition to any household.

Please note that the cup or mug is not supplied with the saucer.

  • The Oval Saucer is suitable for individuals who may benefit from assistance with eating or drinking.
  • The Oval Saucer is suitable for people who experiences tremors and/or joint pain.

We chose the Dignity by Wade Egg-Shaped Saucer to help individuals with dementia or Alzheimer's, who can struggle with carrying and managing traditional saucers and cups, which often leads to spills and accidents.

This saucer's egg-shaped design and deep base provide extra stability and ease of handling, promoting independent drinking. The bright, vivid colors help users easily distinguish the saucer, which is crucial for those with cognitive impairments. This design not only encourages better hydration and nutrition but also helps maintain the user’s dignity and independence during mealtime.

  • Free shipping on orders over 75 USD
  • This product is Final Sale. Please read our complete Return Policy.
  • Dimensions: 19cm x 17.1cm x 1.9cm (7½" x 5¼" x 2¾")
  • Material: The saucer is made of vitrified ceramic to avoid damage
  • Colors: Available in three vibrant colors
  • High-quality Earthenware design
  • Enlarged rims make it easier to hold the saucer
  • The cup sits easily on the saucer, and the design makes it easy to hold in place.
  • Encourages independent drinking
  • Chip-resistant

FAQs

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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.

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

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