Our range of drinking cups for the disabled are excellent value for money.
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The Nose Cut Out Cup by Aidapt has been designed with a cut out section that fits around the nose for users who have difficulty tipping their head back. It makes drinking much easier an more comfortable.
The Drinking Cup by Aidapt has been specially designed with two different tops and a long mouth piece making it easy to hold and comfortable. One of the cups tops has a small hole for drinking fluids and the other top has a larger hole for more solid food. Can be used with blended food and is…
The Sure Grip Mug With Cap features grooves allowing anti-slip comfortable grip in the users hand and a angled spout for easy use. It is suitable for hot and cold drinks and is microwave, freezer and dishwasher safe. Another feature is it includes a 100ml and 200ml measure guide on the outside of the cup, this is…
The Aidapt Two Handled Ceramic Mug is a useful drinking aid for those with a weakened grip. Dishwasher and microwave safe.
This Novo Drinking Cup by Aidapt is perfect for users with restricted head and neck movement, confined to bed and for those with Parkinson’s disease. The user is able to drink without having to be helped! The cup allows the user to drink comfortably whilst lying down. The user is in complete control of the rate…
The Spill Proof Cup by Drive Devilbiss is designed to provide a drinking cup that eliminates messy spills and increases confidence. Manufactured from a lightweight plastic the cup has an easy grip handle, sturdy screw on lid and uses disposable straws for drinking. The cup holds 7oz of hot or cold liquid that will not spill when…
The Universal Cup by Drive Devilbiss is designed for individuals with reduced grip or limited sensation in their hands to still have the independence to drink on their own without the worry of spills. Manufactured from strong polypropylene that features two large handles either side to allow user to use their whole hand to hold the…
The Polycarbonate Mug With Two Lids is ideal for users who suffer from shakes, tremors and weak grip with its spill proof lid and shatterproof material. Manufactured from transparent polycarbonate to ensure and monitor the users intake, it is tough and shatterproof to prevent breakage. The mug features 2 lids; 1 lid has a drinking…
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Maintaining independence and hydration is essential for overall health, yet many standard cups can be difficult to use for those with limited mobility or dexterity. At ReliMobility, we provide a comprehensive range of drinking aids for the disabled, designed to make every sip safer and easier. Whether you are looking for spill-proof lids, weighted bases, or ergonomically designed handles, our collection offers solutions for every need.
When selecting drinking aids, we recommend focusing on the specific challenge: for those with tremors (such as Parkinson’s), weighted cups are incredibly effective at stabilizing movement. For users with limited neck mobility, cut-out "nosey" cups allow for drinking without tilting the head back. We always look for BPA-free materials and dishwasher-safe designs to ensure both safety and convenience for the user and caregiver.
From specialized cups for elderly users to adaptive glassware for those recovering from surgery, the right drinking aid can prevent spills, reduce the risk of choking, and restore confidence at mealtimes.
Choosing the right cup depends on the user's grip strength and coordination:
1. Two-Handled Cups: Ideal for those with weak grip or tremors, providing extra stability and control.
2. Nosey Cups (Cut-out): Designed with a specialized dip for the nose, allowing the user to drink without needing to tilt their head or neck back.
3. Anti-Spill & Sippy Cups: Feature secure lids and valved straws to prevent messes if the cup is tipped or dropped.
For Parkinson’s & Tremors: Weighted cups provide sensory feedback to the hand and reduce the amplitude of tremors, making it easier to bring the cup to the mouth smoothly.
For Dysphagia (Swallowing Difficulties): Regulated drinking cups dispense a controlled, small amount of liquid with every tilt, significantly reducing the risk of choking.
For Arthritis: Ergonomic cups with large, easy-to-grip handles reduce the strain on finger joints and allow for a more natural hand position.
When browsing our daily living aids, consider the environment where the cup will be used:
Polycarbonate: Virtually unbreakable and ideal for users who may frequently drop items.
Insulated Designs: Keep drinks hot or cold for longer, which is vital for users who may take more time to finish a beverage.
BPA-Free: All our premium plastic drinking aids are free from harmful chemicals and are generally microwave and dishwasher safe.
Most of our range is designed for both, but always check the individual product specifications. Insulated cups are specifically excellent for keeping tea or coffee warm while ensuring the exterior remains cool to the touch.
Yes. If the user is chronically ill or disabled, many of these products qualify for VAT Relief at checkout, saving you 20% on the total price.
A Nosey Cup (or cut-out cup) has a section of the rim removed. This allows the user to tilt the cup to drink while their nose fits into the cut-out, meaning they don't have to tilt their neck back—ideal for those with limited cervical mobility.
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