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If you have weak arms a lightweight glass might help. This one is made from plastic and enables you to get a good grip around the thick lower part of the glass.
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A slanted cup like this one has a special function.
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... it allows you to drink from it without tipping your head back.
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For extra stability you can use a cup with a large base. If you have difficulty holding a normal cup, one or two large handles make this easier.
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(text automatically translated from Italian) A glass with double grip handel could be raised threading the two hands in the handles and it will not be necessary to tighten the fingers in order to clasp it.
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(text automatically translated from Italian) A glass with waved surface will render the grip surer.
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(text automatically translated from Italian) An angled glass with the handles will allow you of drink without to raise the head, can is to you of aid if you have difficulty to swallow.
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(text automatically translated from Italian) A glass with the small beak will avoid the spillage of the liquid even if it is in leaning upon position.
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