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ADL Dysphagia Cup Provale™ Nosey Cup 8 oz. Translucent Plastic Reusable

Product # : 980014 Class : MCKSN Distributor : RELIANCE INC Category : Drinking Utensils Availability : Please contact customer service to check availability.
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Product Specifications

Product No. # 980014
Manufacturer # 60-1056
Brand Provale™ Nosey Cup
Manufacturer Fabrication Enterprises
Country of Origin United States
Application ADL Dysphagia Cup
Graduations Without Graduations
Material Plastic
Volume 8 oz.
Shipping Width 5
Shipping Height 4.25
Shipping Depth 4.25
Dimension UOM IC
Shipping Weight 0.3
Weight UOM LB
Color Translucent
Graduations Without Graduations
Handle Type Two Handles
Lid Type With Lid
Material Plastic
QTY_Per_Sell 1
Usage Reusable
Volume 8 oz.
Simply_Medical_Category Drinking Utensils
Liquid Temperature Hot / Cold
Supply_Manager_Category Drinking Utensils
Supply_Manager_Hierarchy Utensils>Drinking Utensils>ADL Dysphagia Cup
California_Prop_65 No
Legend_Code No
Stock_Status NonStock
Velocity Nonstock
Country of Origin United States
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Features
  • The Provale Cup is a Limited Flow Cup for the delivery of thin liquids
  • Simply by tipping the Provale Cup in a normal drinking motion, the cup delivers Small Sips™ (10cc, two teaspoon)
  • By returning the Cup to its upright position, the chamber is refilled and ready to deliver another Small Swallow
  • This repetitive, normal drinking motion encourages normal drinking habits and may allow for more patient independence