TalkToolsCut-Out Cups Therapy Training Cups (8 oz (Clear) - 2 pack)

Didn't expect it to be so small, but actually works really well. I can put in enough liquid(mouthfull), and can control the spilling. Can easily tip cup up to get liquid in, when head is down.Happy it came with 2.

works well - really helps

My son was diagnosed with Cerebral Palsy and struggled with drinking from a cup. In a matter of a few weeks he was able to do it on his own. These are now play cups for my daughter’s tea set but I would absolutely recommend these. So so worth it.

The sizing is fine, and the fact that the opening is a full 180 degrees is much better than many other brands. When the opening is too small (i. e. just covering the nose), the extended part pokes into the eyes -- especially with larger glasses. So, the fact that the opening is fully 1/2 the glass's top section is a plus. The larger glass might be a bit too big for some uses, depending on the needs. We use them for elderly people with dementia.The reason for only 3 stars on an otherwise fairly decent product is because the selling page implies with several photographs that the glasses are fully translucent. They are not, as our photo clearly demonstrates. They are opaque and, especially with the larger one, it is nearly impossible to see the level of the liquid within. This limits the usage if one must monitor the content from the side while assisting someone. The smaller glasses are no more translucent, but the smaller size means it is easier to see into the glass from the top opening.If these glasses were fully translucent, as the selling photos imply, they'd get a solid 5 stars.

I loved these cups. I bought this set because I could really tell how big they were. My father is able to drink with having till his head back too much. I would recommend these cups for young children starting to drink and seniors. The plastic are sturdy. my grand niece love the cup but the different height threw her off. I also love the happy smile on the base of the cup. they should put something else to remind the drinker where to put their mouth.