Big, semi-transparent TalkTools® BOTTLE for ADULT Patients for special feeding. The bottle allows you to control the flow of liquid and help them to straw drink.

Double handle holder for the KAPI cups.

The Bear Bottle is a fun and friendly way to make drinking easier for beginners and/or children with oral motor difficulties. It's also an excellent way to transition babies straight from bottles to straw drinking - skipping sippy cups altogether!

The FLEXI cut out cup is a very flexible, light, and durable therapeutic cup recommended for Patients with dysphagia, and patients after neck or head surgeries.

These very flexible, light, and durable TalkTools®cups are recommended for Patients with dysphagia, patients after neck or head surgeries. They are suitable for cold and hot beverages. The cut-out profile allow drinking without tilting the head back.

These very flexible, light, and durable TalkTools®cups are recommended for Patients with dysphagia, patients after neck or head surgeries. They are suitable for cold and hot beverages. The cut-out profile allow drinking without tilting the head back.

With shallow tip and thick textured bottom provides intensive sensory experiences.

Canpol babies fresh food feeder is designed for safe feeding of fresh fruit, vegetables, cheese and cookies. It is particularly handy when trying to wean the baby from liquid foods. It eliminates the risk of choking on improperly chewed bits of food.

The Infatrainer Cup allows you to adjust the flow of liquid by twisting the lid, while the design of the lid also allows for stability without encouraging a suckle.

A cup that assists drinking for PATIENT's with feeding problems (generating and maintaining suction).

Easy drinking for Patients who have problems generating and maintaining suction. It helps the transition from bottle-feeding to cup drinking easier. An individual can suck from the straw or can be helped by "pumping" the fluid up the straw with the flexible lid.

This simple double lid mug encourages tongue retraction and improved lip closure.

The Recessed Lid cup has two different lids with holes and a hole for the straw which encourage cup drinking with tongue retraction and improved lip closure without extending your head and neck.

Encourages appropriate bite sizes, prevents mouth stuffing, and paces the rate of eating to allow for adequate chewing time, use it for jaw grading and control;

Recommended for Patients with feeding difficulties.

With shallow tip and thick textured bottom provides intensive sensory experiences.

The Honey Bear bottle encourages the small patients to learn to drink through a straw and allows them to control the fluid flow rate. It is an excellent way to transition from bottle-feeding to cup drinking.

The Honey Bear is a TalkTools® original. It is used by speech and feeding therapists around the world to teach lip rounding, tongue retraction and other oral-motor skills. It can also be used by toddlers to transition from bottle feeding to cup drinking. The flexible straw and the squeezable body of this cup make it the perfect tool to wean a child from bottles or sippy cups.

New handle feature that fits our original (7 fl. oz.) Honey Bear is also available in small (5 fl. oz.) The go-to therapy cup that teaches straw drinking Leak-proof lid Not dishwasher or  microwave safe Includes one replacement straw and TalkTools original instruction booklet

Maroon spoon is perfect solutions for children with dysphagia, oral hypersensitivity and orbicularis oris muscle weakness.

Large spoon for feeding adult patients with dysphagia, oral hypersensitivity, and orbicularis oris muscle weakness.

Flexible spoons for therapeutic feeding (13 cm long for children & 17 cm long for adults).

Flexible spoons for therapeutic feeding - 17 cm long for adults.

NOVO cup is designed for patients with restricted neck and head movement - provides complete control of the fluid flow rate. The cup allows you to drink comfortable while lying down. You are in complete control of the rate of flow and don’t need to be propped up by pillows or helped be carers. Ideal for those with restricted movement of the head and neck and for person with parkison disease.

A crucial factor in feeding of Dysphagia Patients is head position.

"The head extended up and back is associated with an open jaw position, poor lip closure, tongue thrust and difficulty initiating the trigger of swallowing reflex. Conversely, a flexed head position is associated with improved lip seal, reduced tongue thrust, prompter swallow trigger and increased palatal movement."

(Working with Dysphagia, L. Marks, D. Rainbow, Oxon 2001)

The Dysphagia cup is recommended for Patients who have difficulty with swallowing without neck flexion and head movement.

Easy drinking for beginners and/or individuals with oral motor problems.