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It is really important to drink regularly, to keep properly hydrated. Consequences of dehydration range from poor concentration to dizziness and increased likelihood of falling, and urinary tract infections. If you find it difficult to manage a drink, here are some suggestions to help. You can read our tips on kitchen safety
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Able2 easygrip cups
and mugs, trays, etc
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Ideal for situations - such as hospitals and care homes - where somebody is otherwise dependent on others to provide drinks.
The mouthpiece gives the user complete control over how much liquid they consume, and it also acts as an anti-siphon and non-return valve. Drinkup can be used with any normal household cup, mug or glass, or with a standard NHS-type jug for larger quantities. Options range from an elegant, lightweight bone china cup and saucer The latter has large handles allow for a more secure grip, and a spout to drink without spillage. An adjustable mug or cup holder can also be useful to keep drinks from spilling; the insulation prevents heat damage to wooden surfaces.
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On the left, a tray which can be carried in one hand, leaving the other free. It also has a non-slip surface. On the right, a bean bag tray, which moulds comfortably to your lap, keeping the contents of the tray securely on the level. |
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