Compartments help to keep food separate and provide more surfaces for scooping. Dish measures 220mm (8 ") in diameter with 19mm ( ") high dividers. Two 118ml (4fl.oz.) compartments and one 237ml (8fl.oz.) compartment. Institutional dishwasher safe. The Scoop dish is made of melamine, do not microwave. Dishwasher safe up to 125 degreeF (52 degreeC).

Keep food warm for longer using this convenient dish. A chamber under the plate is easily filled with warm water, keeping food warm for longer. The dish also has a non slip ring which keeps the dish in place, reducing the risk of spillage. Do not fill the plate with boiling water. Microwave and top rack dishwasher safe. Measures 22cm (8 ") in diameter.

A tough, clear plastic mug, with large, open handle to grip round or under without making a fist. This mug is supplied with two lids, one for anti-spill and one with a drinking spout. It is of a simple design, stackable and easy to clean. The mug is dishwasher safe (except the lids) and can be used in the microwave. Capacity 280ml

Perfect for people who want to drink without having to be helped. The Novo Cup allows you to drink comfortably while lying down. Your are in complete control of the rate of flow and don't need to be propped up by pillows or helped by carers. Ideal for those with restricted movement of the head and neck. Spill-proof when tipped over, so fewer changes of bed linen. Takes both hot and cold liquids Transparent so contents are visible Measurement markings  Holds 250ml of liquid Dishwasher, Microwave and autoclave safe

These feeding cups are accompanied with 2 spouted lids per cup. One spout is wide and the other is narrow. There are two types of cups to choose from, one with wings (handles) or one without. Each pack contains 1 cup and 2 lids. Household dishwasher safe.

People who need to use a locked disabled loo can now be confident that these toilets will be available to meet their needs.These toilets are those with wide entrances and disability symbols on the door.Toilets fitted with RADAR locks can now be found in shopping centres, pubs, cafés, parks, footpaths, airports, stations and many other locations across the UK.Unlike regular public toilets, these loos are often locked and are regularly only available for use on request.Sods law says that when you really need to use it, the only compatible key is nowhere to be found!The Radar Key Scheme enables these disabled toilets to be locked, to prevent vandalism and misuse.