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Comfortable drinking.
The innovative geometry of the inside enables easy drinking in any situation as emptying the reusable mug is also possible without overstretching the neck. The clear two-coloured design makes the mug and its content easily visible. That increases the user's comfort, especially for people living with dementia.
The Internal Cone.
The mug with internal cone is a great alternative to a nose cup. The secret lies in its conically shaped inside – this means that its innovative geometry gets narrower towards the bottom like an ice-cream cone. This way, the mug can be emptied completely without having to overstretch the neck and also the nose is not an obstacle anymore. This makes the reusable mug a practical daily help for the elderly, private and professional care and people living with diseases such as stroke, Alzheimer's, dementia, multiple sclerosis and Parkinson's or swallowing problems/dysphagia.
For added security the mug can be perfectly combined with the Drinking Lid model 806, Drinking Lid model 807, Drinking Lid model 808 as well as the Drinking Lid model 811 and Drinking Lid model 814. For closing the mug there is the lid model 812.
Thermal function.
Besides the internal cone the mug also features the thermal function: Thanks to the double-sided wall it keeps cold drinks cold and hot drinks hot, so everyone can drink and enjoy at their own pace.
Award-winning mug.
Its classic design makes the mug look like any commercially available mug from the outside. The features are invisibly hidden, so it is not recognisable as a drinking aid. Also, it is intuitively usable. For this so-called Universal Design the ORNAMIN mug with internal cone was awarded the universal design award 2011, the universal design consumer favorite 2011 and was named Product of the year 2011 pro-K.
A sustainable alternative.
Every year enormous amounts of waste a created through single-use cups. With the reusable mug ORNAMIN wants to promote sustainable consumption and save resources.
