Dysphagia Regulating Drinking Cup for Swallowing and Disorders People,Dispenses 5cc, 10cc or 15cc of Liquid Each Time,Helps to Prevent Choking

Love quality easy to use don't leak give just the amount you need.

I care for my relative who has dysphagia, and was desperately searching for something that would help him. We've only had this cup for a few days, but it's been so incredibly helpful! I don't think he's even coughed once while drinking from it, which is a huge change from the regular coughing (and sometimes choking) he'd experience when drinking from a regular cup. Anybody dealing with this condition knows how scary it can be, and it's such a relief to find something that significantly helps!

Got this for my mum who has parkinsons. I would highly recommend it for people who have swallowing issues. It just gives you a short sip and avoids the choking hazard.

I have ordered 2 of these and within 2 weeks they do not function properly. The reservoir comes apart from the stem during ordinary use making them very impractical to use. Way too expensive for the shoddy quality.

I am disappointed in this cup due to the cheap plastics the vessel portion is made of. First drop and handles broke off. The liquid control is good but for the money the liquid vessel should not only be stronger it should be insulated. Way too expensive for the quality.

very practical.

Users can still suck way too much at a time and choke. My dad has dementia and dysphagia so I must monitor him while using this cup or he will fill his entire mouth with liquid before swallowing which defeats the purpose of metering. His fault, not the cup's design but buyers should know this risk is still there. Also, cup is not that durable. The lids crack easily when snapping on and the bottom piece constantly comes off while in use. I've bought several of these to replace broken ones, but there's not a lot of competition for this type of cup. It's overpriced, but does a basic job.

This device is genius. The handles are large enough that arthritic fingers can hold it. The different size dispensers make it easy to adjust the quantity of liquid per sip. The cup is sturdy and I know in my case my wife HATES thickened liquids and appreciates the real texture and flavor of her drinks. When you consider the price of thickeners and how much you waste because the patient won't drink it as well as potential dehydration I think it's well worth the price

we use this kind of cup for my dad they are good especially for someone who struggles with swallowing my only problem is the pricing like any disabled aids they are expensive that is not a criticism against this product but that is what i think Thank You👍

Not helpful for those with parkinsonism since with the hand tremmers it given people black eyes