• The Shaped Spouted Lid aids drinking independently
• Two different sized spouts available �C small, or large
• Mobility aid to control the flow of liquid
• Suitable for use with a wide variety of standard household receptacles
• Kitchen and dining aid to protect from spills

The Shaped Spouted lid is a mobility aid with a longer than usual spout to assist in drinking independently. This?kitchen and dining aid is available in two sizes to accommodate all types of fluid and to support a broad array of people, be it those with swallowing difficulties, or those with physical limitations.

Conventional cups, or mugs, have a wide mouth which can prove challenging if coordination is poor, or if someone?has difficulties in navigating towards the mouth.?The Shaped Spouted Lid is a mobility aid designed to overcome such issues.

This kitchen and dining aid simply slots into place over your regular mug, or glass, and creates a seal protecting you from any spills, or leaking fluids.

The Shaped Spouted Lid is available with two different aperture sizes �C small, or large. The smaller spout is best suited for drinking liquids such as tea, coffee, juice etc and the larger, or wider spout, is best suited for consuming thicker substances such as soups, blended foods, or milkshakes. The spouts help to control the flow of liquid when drinking, which is crucial to reducing the risk of choking.

The Shaped Spouted Lid is best coupled with the Thermo Plus Mug, the Thermo Safe Mug, the Ergo Plus Cap and the Health Care Plus Cap.

This kitchen and dining aid is well suited to those who have limited mobility in their necks, as the spouts help people to drink unaided. A spout reduces the risk of spillage when drinking and this mobility aid is well designed to protect against leaks, or escaping fluid, should the cup be accidentally knocked over.

Finding the right mobility aid to enable independent drinking is absolutely essential for people of all ages. This daily living aid is one of many aids?designed specifically to support independent living and to make life feel a little more comfortable.