The rim of the HANDYCUP is angled so that a person can drink without tipping their head back to drain the glass. It can be tipped beyond the point where a normal cup would hit the bridge of your nose and is transparent so that the level of the contents is always visible. The cup has large handles so that the person can fit their hand inside for better grip or can hold handles. The large base helps to prevent tipping. Designed for people with a poor grip, limited neck movement, a bed patient, or a person in a wheelchair with a head-rest. Household dishwasher and microwave safe. Holds 200ml. Includes lid.

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.