Drive Medical Lifestyle Handle Cup for Walkers and Rollators

Adults don't like the "tippy tumbler" look. Might want to make a 1handled version also. Colors world be nice. It sees a bit brittle but I dropped it in the sink without breaking or chipping.

I would not even give this product any stars. It is the cheapest of cheap thin flimsy 10 oz. plastic. They say that it is strong polycarbonate. It couldn't be. It cracks immediately, and that is with the use of cool drinks only and hand rinsing the product to clean it. The cup continues to crack and leak. The handle will break easy. The 12 oz. product is exceptionally stronger and does last. Don't get this 10 oz. product. Drive Medical Lifestyle does not stand behind the product and neither does Amazon.com return policy after 3 months.

Extremely useful for my mom's care. Initially she was able to use the lid similar to a coffee sipping cup. In the end, the child sippy cup lid made it possible for us to give her liquids when she was not really with it. The handles were great with her hands ravaged by rheumatoid arthritis. My only mistake was I bought just one. They are plastic so dropping had its toll. I bought two more after the first one started to show its wear and tear. These cups were a great choice and worked best. Glad we found these.

Great design,I got it aprox 2 weeks ago ,hand wash . Cup made of hard cheep strength plastic.I love it except ,I found a hair line crack from top to bottom.Obvious suggestion ,make it BPA free and rethink a more durable material for the cup,The top is made of the common opaque tough plastic! 😞😞sad and disappointed.I will search for a similar.Too much trouble to return it. Thank you, Wendy

the plastic cracks fairly easily if dropped on a tile floor, but as far as use, it works well. having the spout or using a straw in the hole makes it better!

Living on the Big Isle of Hawai'i even with screens on the doors and windows, there are a multitude of miniature flies that are seemingly attracted to un-covered cold drinks, and there is nothing most revolting than seeing one or more of these little critters doing the back-stroke about the time your thirst kicks in and you're ready to satisfy it. Buying a drink away from home and using a straw through a covered lid is one thing, but for me it's quite another at home. Therefore I was hoping these covered, easy to drink from cups would do the trick. Problem is, they're just a bit small for the average adult if you start adding ice to maintain coolness. They're a bit small if you're drinking iced water, tea, of fruit juices and used to say 16-20 oz. glasses. And being poly they claim to be dishwasher safe, but I wouldn't dare put one in the freezer with liquid in it. It'll be better than worrying about errant flies, but I wish they were larger capacity.

Pete had a stroke and his grip is weak and shakey. He was spilling all the time. Got a couple of these and problem solved. He had a hard time getting used to the sippy spout but does OK now. Love them. no more spills just wish they were a little larger, they only hold about 9-10 oz.

My mother in law's Altzheimer's has progressed to the point that giving her liquids is a problem. Spills and the subsequent nightmare over trying to clean up. A toddler cup was not quite right, but this two handled cup works very well. She is drinking more fluids and we are having far fewer clean-up events - relieving a lot of stress. I recommend it to anyone working with a dementia patient. I do wish it came in some other colors.

Covers for the cup is yellow and it does not secure properly. When lifting the cup to the mouth, water spills out as cover is loose.

Pour personne a mobilité réduite.

My brother has ALS and is affecting is hands. With two handle he can lift up the cup with a straw that fits in it . He Can Drink. The Nurses also noted that it did not spill.This Cup Fulfilled his needs , like no other cup.