Control Flow Cup With Two Style Lids,Lightweight Clear Senior Drinking Cup,Spillproof Adult Sippy Cup for Elderly Care,Liquid Feeding Elderly Disabled Hospital Patients Convalescent

This cups works really great for my husband who is on hospice. Very easy to drink out of

Plastic handle comes off way to easily. Not for people with cognitive issues.

Minimizes spills. My dad would knock over his drink daily due to Parkinson's. If it rolls it may still leak.

don't be fooled by the photo like I was: this is NOT an adult sized mug like you get in a hospital as pictured, but a child's sippy cup

My wife has end-stage Parkinson's and is constantly knocking glasses and cups over, so I have been looking for something like a child's tippee cup. This doesn't really fit the bill. It doesn't hold much, has good screw-on lids, but if it falls on the floor, quite a bit leaks out the mouth piece. The handle slips off and on so is more a hindrance than help. Might work in other situations; I need to keep looking.

Lids are hard to put on tight. The cups are not very sturdy. Handle slides around too much.

Was not easy to use for a family member that was bed bound! It leaked and it was hard to use! Ended up throwing it out! Sorry!

The cup is fine. Mom's hands are seriously affected by RA. The handle seems to work for her so far. The lids could screw on more smoothly. They're probably fine for someone w/o arthritis.

Exactly what my mom wanted - a light, clear, smallish sippy cup with handle for her shaky, weak hands.