Tumble Cup - Power of Red

The Tumble Cup - Power of Red is a piece of innovation that uniquely brings together comfort and convenience. Senso-Care is delighted to offer this special cup within our "Power of Red" line, specifically aimed at people with Alzheimer's and dementia. The design with the rounded bottom ensures that the cup always returns upright and remains stable, ideal for users of all ages, including those who struggle with coordination.

Equipped with a smartly designed lid with a narrow spout, this cup significantly reduces the chance of spills and is excellently suited for straw use. The ergonomic handles, which are bent backwards, provide a comfortable grip, making this cup exceptionally suitable for people with mobility issues. Safe for hot drinks up to 65° C, the tumble cup offers a wide range of uses, from morning coffee to evening tea.

The red color is not just an aesthetic choice; it has been proven that red positively affects the eating and drinking behavior of people with cognitive impairments, stimulates their appetite, and aids in the recognition of food and drinks. Additionally, the "Glow in the dark" bottom provides excellent visibility in the dark, making the cup a safe option for nighttime use.

Suitable for cleaning in the household dishwasher and made from durable materials, this cup guarantees ease and long-lasting reliability. With dimensions that are perfect for daily use, the Tumble Cup - Power of Red combines functionality, safety, and convenience, becoming an essential tool for anyone who could use extra support while drinking.

The "Power of Red" collection from Senso-Care, including the Tumble Cup, has been developed with the aim of increasing the user's independence and well-being. Studies show that the use of red tableware can significantly improve food and fluid intake, which is essential for preventing malnutrition and dehydration. By offering this collection, Senso-Care contributes to a better quality of life for people with Alzheimer's and dementia, supporting both users and caregivers in daily life.