Designed for people with dysphagia, The Provale Cup delivers “small sips” of thin liquids with every normal drinking motion. This may promote safer swallowing and allow the user more independence by putting hydration and nutrition within their reach.

Dysphagia Cups for Adults with 5cc 10cc 15cc Beaker, Limited Slow Flow Dysphagia Regulating Drinking Cup for Elderly People with Swallowing Disorders, Prevent Choking and Aspiration

2023年8月28日 · Ehucon Dysphagia Cups is designed to assist people who suffer from dysphagia or disorders associated with difficulties swallowing drink water .

2016年5月10日 · Dysphagia cups are the perfect drinking aid for people suffering from dysphagia. These cups are ergonomically designed to be spill-proof . They position the liquid in the center of the mouth and direct it right down the throat.

Dysphagia cups have been designed to reduce risk of spillage and provide controlled feeding by directing liquid to the center of the mouth. Makes for self-drinking easy with ergonomically designed handles. All types of dysphagia cups found here such as vacuum cups, cups with snorkel lids and feeding cups with long spouts.

The RiJe® Dysphagia Cups are drinking aids designed to improve hydration and increase independence. Designed with the help of Speech Language Pathologists and Occupational Therapists, the RiJe Cup Grande and RiJe Cup Petite assist with safe swallowing of liquids promoting rehabilitation and independence.

Rije Dysphagia Cup is designed for those who have a difficulty controlling the muscles in their throat & experience difficulty swallowing liquid. Order now!

2023年3月31日 · The Dysphagia Cup has a unique lid-slot design that allows you to keep your head still and the user’s neck still while drinking. Dysphagia cups are ideal for assistive devices for elderly / disabled / tremors aids

Provale® Cup is designed to deliver "small sips", dispensing a fixed amount of thin liquids with every normal drinking motion. Separate chamber inside delivers specific volume in each mouthful without the need to suck. This prevents over delivery of fluids and promotes safer swallowing and drinking independence for those with Dysphagia.