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  1. EASY GRIP CUP Picture of EASY GRIP CUP The Easy Grip Cup is a cup with finger grips designed for use by individuals with grasping, fine motor or upper extremity disabilities or arthritis. This cup is light and easily held. It features two areas with textured, slip resistant finger grooves on opposite sides of the cup. The cup is made of BPA-free polypropylene plastic and holds 12 ounces of a cold or hot beverage or food. It is for indoor or outdoor use, and it is dishwasher and microwave safe. The product is sold in sets of four cups...[More Information]

  2. ERGO CUP Picture of ERGO CUP The Ergo Cup is a cup with a large handle designed for use by individuals with grasping, fine motor, cognitive or upper extremity disabilities or arthritis. This ergonomically designed cup features a grooved gripping surface for ease in handling and a small finger rest opposite the handle to provide added stability and help reduce spilling. The cup holds 9.5 ounces of cold or hot beverage. It is dishwasher and microwave safe. An optional wide spout lid (see separate record) is available. COLOR: ...[More Information]

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