OrnaminMug with Internal Cone with spouted lid, red

LOVE IT , I THINK ITS A BRILLIANT IDEA, I HAV TRIGEMINAL NEURALGIA (SEE WIKI) IN RIGHT SIDE OF MY FACE N TIMES I CANT EAT DRINK OR TALK, (COS MAKES ME ********* CANT REPEAT, SCREAMMMMM LIK BEING TORTURED) THE SIPPY SPOUT IS BRILLIANT, N HELPS ME DRINK WHEN NEED MEDS N I CANT SWALLOW FOODS N DRINKS ETC, ONLY COMPLAINT IS THE INSIDE IS SOOOO SMALL YA GOTA KEEP REFILLING IT UP COMPARED TO NORMAL BREWs ETC/ GREAT FOR DISABLED WHO WANA SIT AT THE TABLE WITH FAMILY, BUT YA CUPS GOTA KEEP BEING FILLD UP TWICE COMPARED TO EERYONE ELSES, ETC, BUT OTHERWISE, NO REALLY ANY COMPLAINTS EXEPT I ALSO HAV ARTHRITIS IN MY HANDS N FIND THE LID FOR SOME COULD BE ALKWARD TO TAKE OFF BUT IV FOUND A TRICK, IF YA ROCK THE TOP BACK N FORTH IT COMES OFF NICE N EASY, / OTHER THAN THAT, ITS HELPD ME A FEW TIMES WHEN IM IN PAIN N SCREAMING N NEED MEDS I WUDNT BE ABLE TO TAKE WITHOUT SPILLING MY DRINKS ETC OVER, /ALSO MY CAT HAS A NASTY HABIT OF JUMPING UP ON MY BEDSIDE UNIT N I LIVE IN MY BEDROOM SINCE FRACTURED MY BACK YEARS AGO, N THO COS THERES A DECENT SIZED HOLE IN THE SPOUT, ITS NOT A 100% SEAL, BUT IT GIVES ME ENOUGHT TIME TO GET UP N PICK THE CUP.DRINK UP WITHOUT IT BEING ALL OVER MY BEDROOM CARPET SO, HAPPY WITH THAT TOO, I WUD DEFINATELLY BUY MORE

Has proved great for Dad (Parkinson’s & Alzheimers). The large handle allows him to get a good grip, the insulation keeps the drink warm as it takes him longer to drink (& it can’t start off too hot) On good days he uses it without the lid & on not so good days the lid is handy

This is a good cup, although expensive. Unfortunately, for us, it only holds a cup full, not a mug full of liquid. Very good for those with mobility issues. It is sturdy. A more able bodied person is needed to put the lid on and off.

I bought one of these a while ago for a 95-year-old who had a tremor in his hands and couldn’t safely manage a cup/mug. Inside, it narrows as it gets to the bottom but he finds it holds as much as he wants to drink. I keep one for hot drinks, one for cold and one spare - all different colours. Since the colours are bright, even with poor eyesight he is able to reach for this cup and manage his own drinks.The only caution is that he would not have been able to mix his own drinks, even if he had been capable of this, as the top fits very snuggly. I use a teaspoon to help lever off the top. Having said that, I have no fear of the top coming away from the rest of the cup and him pouring a hot drink all over himself.

Nothing wrong with item. But the colour means I can't visually check the contents. Because of arthritic fingers, I find it difficult to remove the lid.

used for someone confined to bed - saved usual spillage from coffee mug. Only drawback is that it doesn't hold a great deal

Brought it for my elderly mum. It keeps hot drinks warm for longer than a normal cup.

Lovely bright cup fit my mum with dementia. Unfortunately she said it leaked so hasn’t used it since. Shame as it’s a very bright and cheerful colour.