Dignity by Wade

Two Handled Feeding Cup

$16.99 USD

Enhance independent drinking with the elegant Dignity by Wade Feeding Cup

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Color: Green

Estimated delivery between April 21 and April 23. Order within .

Product Details

The Dignity by Wade Two Handled Feeding Cup is an elegantly designed, high-quality ceramic cup with a drinking spout to regulate liquid flow, perfect for soups or thicker liquids. Its generously sized handles provide a comfortable grip, making it ideal for people living with cognitive or physical impairments.

Offering a secure grip and controlled liquid flow, the Feeding Cup enhances user confidence and promotes independent drinking, contributing to better hydration and nutrition. Made from vitrified earthenware, the cup is strengthened for durability and is both microwave and dishwasher-safe.

Available in three vibrant colors, this cup combines practicality and elegance, making mealtime easier and more enjoyable for users.

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

We chose the Dignity by Wade Two Handled Feeding Cup to meet the specific needs of people living with cognitive impairments. The dual handles and drinking spout make it easier for users to drink independently, promoting confidence and reducing the need for assistance. Its durable, microwave and dishwasher-safe design ensures longevity and ease of use. By providing a practical solution that supports independence and dignity, this feeding cup enhances the quality of life for its users.

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  • Cup size: 15.2cm x 8.9cm (6" x 3½")
  • Material: Vitrified Earthenware
  • Colors: Choose between 3 vibrant colors (green, white or yellow)
  • Dishwasher and microwave-safe

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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