KIKIGOAL Convalescent Feeding Cup, Drinking Cup with Straw for Disabled Patient Maternity Drink Water Porridge Soup, Drinking Aids

This has worked so well for our mother that we purchased a second. Cleans easy, straw is very flexible yet does sag too much. Lid stays on even when dropped on floor, yet is easy to remove for cleaning. Metal cup keeps temp of drink for longer than a plastic cup. We've had for a few months now. Highly recommended.

Si buscan algo cómodo y súper buena calidad para los en abuelitos de la casa aquí está uno súper funcional y bueno para los abuelitos en cama

Well made but wasn't easy to use with a person that is late stage Parkinson's.

My husband has a disease and we needed something with a handle and straw that he could use easily and, that if he could hold it by himself, if it tipped it would not leak or spill. This is the cup! We purchased two of them and rotate them with ice water, a protein drink, cola, or orange juice. The rubber seal ring comes off and cleans up easily and is easy to put back on the cup. Initially he used it as a sippy cup, but now uses the straw which can be cut into a shorter length. It holds 8 ounces of fluid and a few ice cubes. Perfect for my husband.

Cup is smaller than expected. Easy to figure out how to use even without English directions. Works well for water cup for senior that needs small straw for drinking due to dysphasia. Unfortunately the top is not 100 % secure/tight

When I was reviewing cups for my dad, this cup looked like it screwed on and that would have been good since he likes to try and take tops off. It said spill proof but with the sip spout it pours out what ever liquid is in it. Maybe the straw will work I was so disappointed with the top “not” being secure I didn’t try it. The top is easy to pop off, so if your parent or child likes to take off tops this is not a good cup. I will be sending this back

Great at preventing spills for those with weak grip or unsteady hands. Can be used with or without straw, with or without sipper attachment. Very versatile and convenient.

Love this thing! My father is late stage dementia and bedridden. Cannot comprehend alot and non verbal. This cup doesn't allow too much to come out at once and it seems like he's able to regulate the amount. Definitely helpful with his care. I'd say this is a must have when caring for a bedridden loved one. Works well with water and soup! He is unable to use a straw so I use the other attachment it came with and it's perfect. Worth every penny