If you find the idea of wearing a bib difficult, you might like to consider wearing a standard cooking apron, although they are not generally waterproof and will need washing.

If your item is faulty or has been damaged in transit, please contact us to discuss whether you would like to receive a replacement or a refund. There is a space for nose cut out in the cup to aid while drinking – it allows the user to drink from it without tilting the neck or head.All you have to do is fill in the VAT exemption for in the checkout and we do the rest, it as a self declaration so there is no need to send any proof. If the core of your body is stable, upright and well aligned, you are more likely to have better control and movement of the rest of your body. But just like any vehicle, your scooter requires regular maintenance and occasional repairs to keep it running smoothly.

If eating and drinking become slow and laborious, replace full meals with shorter, more frequent snacks. Two handles on either side of the cup allow you to securely hold the cup and also helps to prevent spills. The grooves in the cup ensure a better grip and the unique lid enables flow control and reduces spills if the cup is tipped over. The ergonomic shape ensures the Deluxe Nosey Cup sits comfortably in the hand, making it ideal for those with limited grip. A larger grip means that the user's fingers do not need to be wrapped tightly around the cutlery handle for a stable and secure hold, and will be particularly helpful for someone with painful hands.The smaller ones will catch saliva or liquids lost from the mouth, but will be less useful for protecting clothes from food spillage. For anyone, whether able bodied or not, it is best to be sitting upright in a well-supported position.

Should we discover any faults that will require additional parts or labour charges, will always contact you first, before to discuss possible options. This makes it ideal for use by people who have neck injuries, are likely to choke, or who wish to drink whilst reclining in a chair or bed.If a person has difficulty chewing and swallowing, you are advised to seek an appointment with a speech and language therapist.