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ADL Dysphagia Cup Provale™ 8 oz. Translucent Plastic Reusable

Product # : 980013 Class : MCKSN Distributor : RELIANCE INC Category : Drinking Utensils Availability : Please contact customer service to check availability.
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  • As a special order from the supplier, the approximate delivery time is 2-4 weeks.
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Product Specifications

Product No. # 980013
Manufacturer # 60-1055
Brand Provale™
Manufacturer Fabrication Enterprises
Country of Origin United States
Application ADL Dysphagia Cup
Graduations Without Graduations
Material Plastic
Volume 8 oz.
Shipping Width 4
Shipping Height 4
Shipping Depth 4
Dimension UOM IC
Shipping Weight 0.25
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
Pureplay CoT Restriction No
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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 (5cc, one 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