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INGLIS DRINK-AIDE    

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Picture of INGLIS DRINK-AIDE The Inglis Drink-Aide is a cup with holder designed for use by individuals who use wheelchairs or who have limited upper body movement. Designed to enable independent hands-free drinking, this unit consists of a 28-ounce insulated water bottle; a long flexible, vibration-resistant drinking tube; and a universal clamp. The clamp enables the unit to be attached to a bed, a wheelchair, etc. OPTIONS: Extra drinking tubes.

Notes: Drink_Aide is a trademark. ** The manufacturer states the water bottle is approved by the Fodd and Drug Administration (FDA). ** Shipping and handling charges are not included in the purchase price listed.

Price: 42.00.

This product record was updated on May 10, 2012.

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Manufacturer:

Inglis Foundation

2600 Belmont Avenue
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19131
United States
Telephone: 800-336-7022 or 215-581-0662.
Fax: 215-878-6231.
Web: http://www.drink-aide.com.
Email: drinkaide@inglis.org.


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