Independence 2-Handle Plastic Mug with 2 Style Lids, Lightweight Drinking Cup with Easy-to-Grasp Handles for Hot and Cold Beverages, Spill-Resistant Adult Sippy Cup (2-Pack)

My father has been having trouble holding on to cups. I heard about these from a occupational therapist and thought I would give them a tray. My father really likes them and are easier for him to hold. I also like the wide base on the bottom of the cup. He is no longer tipping his cup. He also likes the spout better than a straw, less spilling. He also likes hot coffee and this cup can be used for both and cold. I would definitely purchase these again.

Got these for my grandma and we've loved them. They're light and easy enough for her to use, even with her arteritis in her hands. Light weight and durable to survive an average fall from kitchen table height. These have been really nice in also giving my Grandmother some independence back too, she can get A drink by herself just fine now. Spill proff enough to that if they tip over you won't have A huge mess as the top stays secure enough. Sometimes with hot drinks the head and lid can kind of create A suction and that makes the lid difficult to take off. So make sure someone that apply a good amount of force to open it is near by or just wait for it to cool down.Healthcare workers that come by to see my Grandma have also mentioned how much they like the cups too. Extremely happy with this purchase

It’s very basic but that’s what we needed. Surprised how hard it was to find as everything local was made for children. Our rapidly declining elderly mother couldn’t work the popular spill proof cups that required biting on a valve to release liquid or a straw that required sucking. This cup has no valve in the lid. Agree not built too solidly, and it wouldn’t hold up to being thrown around, but it’s serving us well.

The cup is nice but not overly impressed. I got it for my father who had a stroke which affected his right side. It works but could be better. Specifically the top is very secure to the point it is difficult to get off. There is a small tab in the back and the lip thing that I use to shimmy it loose. You should wear gloves for this especially if the person is sick, phelgmy, etc. I would prefer a straw to suck rather than how it works by tipping it up into the mouth. My dad remembers to suck but his neck does not move back easily. I can feed it to him but that defeats the purpose of him having to use 2 hands to do it himself. The cup is good for some people with some conditions. It just isn't ideal for what my dad needs at this stage of his life.

Bought these for my boyfriend's 95 year old stepdad as he has poor eyesight. He likes the 2 handle option as it is easier to find and grip. It is not leak proof if dropped, but will save quite a mess.

The best product for a elderly mom to help her hold her drink and easy to drink from

It is a great cup for those who do not shake or are too weak to hold it firmly. This cup does spill when dropped.

These cups are absolutely wonderful for the elderly. My father is in hospice and as he gets weaker he has had a hard time drinking from normal cups. We love these cups. Stability is amazing and so lightweight. I ordered another 2 after the first order. Easy to clean. Tops are a little hard to get off but makes it so less likely to spill.