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Food and drink

Eating and drinking aids support the independent intake of food or drink.

These include, for example, chopping aids for one-handed use, cutting boards with pins for restraint of bread, hand loops for holding cutlery, cups with a mouthpiece (beak cups) or drinking vessels with various special handles.

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Serving and arranging food and beverages

This includes containers for serving food and beverages such as special pouring aids, spoons or warming devices Show more

Drinking aids

Here are drinking vessels and holders for independent drinking when a residual grip function is available. Show more

Cutlery, knives, spoons, forks

Here are eating utensils for independent eating with limited hand function, finger function or arm function. Show more

Handle adapter for eating and drinking aids

Cutlery holders, cutlery handles and hand loops allow the use of cutlery with limited hand function, finger function or arm function. Show more

Plate and plate edge elevations

Adapted plates allow people with upper extremity limitations to eat independently. Show more

Eating appliances

Eating appliances assist people with limited hand and arm function who can no longer use adapted eating utensils. Show more