MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS TABLEWARE
Sustainably independent - special features for MS patients
INDEPENDENT EATING AIDS
Sensory disturbances, numbness or tingling in the arms, legs and trunk restrict movements in daily life. Soup spooning becomes a challenge - especially when the visual disturbances typical of MS also occur, limiting contrast and sharp vision. With the hidden functions in the universal design, the tableware helps MS sufferers to maintain enjoyment and zest for life at the dining table: The coloured rim of the tableware provides a clear contrast to the white inner surface of the plate and the dining table for better orientation. The plates, bowls, cups and boards are characterised by their intuitive handling. The special features in the design provide additional relief for everyday challenges.
To Eating Aids
independent eating with just one hand sloped base collects food in one place the food can be pushed onto a spoon or fork using the overhang on the edge of the plate an non-slip ring on the base keeps the plate on the table, so nothing slips when pushing against the overhang designed and produced in Germany made from break-resistant quality plastic (bisphenol A-free) food-safe, dishwasher-safe, microwave-safe
food stays on the spoon even with trembling hands less spilling makes eating more enjoyable the attachment can be easily fitted to standard soup spoons the flexible and tasteless material gives a pleasant feeling when eating reusable and dishwasher-safe, bisphenol A-free (BPA-free) for hygienic reasons, no return of used items possible
bend into a customised shape without heating the handle retains its shape until it is bent again the handle length (can be changed on request) allows many positions for holding the cutlery the weight can help to compensate for a tremor made of high-quality stainless steel and silicone BPA-free, food-safe, 100 % Made in Germany
INDEPENDENT DRINKING AIDS
Shaky or weak hands, but also limited mobility in the neck rob people with impairments of their independence when drinking. Drinking is enormously important and should be done independently for as long as possible. Colourful and functional cups compensate for impairments caused by illness and promote independent drinking - without stigmatising. The aids incorporated in the design are not recognisable at first glance and can be used intuitively. This significantly increases the acceptance of those affected and raises their self-esteem.
To Drinking Aids
great feel thanks to surrounding raised “rings” on the cup – ensures a secure grip even with damp or shaky hands pleasant drinking rim, also without attachments can be combined with the ORNAMIN drinking lids made from shatterproof quality plastic (BPA-free), 100% recyclable food-safe, dishwasher-safe, microwave-safe
the ice-cream cone-shaped inner cup allows the cup to be emptied without having to lean your head back intuitive alternative to the nosey cup keep-warm function keeps drinks at the desired temperature for longer two large ergonomic handles for secure gripping with one or both hands good stability thanks to large base surface can be combined with the ORNAMIN drinking lids made from break-resistant quality plastic (bisphenol A-free) in Germany food-safe, dishwasher-safe, microwave-safe
the ice-cream cone-shaped inner cup allows the cup to be emptied without having to lean your head back intuitive alternative to the nosey cup keep-warm function keeps drinks at the desired temperature for longer classic inconspicuous handle made from unbreakable quality plastic (bisphenol A-free) developed and produced in Germany food-safe, dishwasher-safe and microwave-safe can be combined with various ORNAMIN drinking lids
EATING AND DRINKING INDEPENDENTLY WITH MS
Numbness in arms and legs, swallowing difficulties or visual disturbances are symptoms of multiple sclerosis. They make independent eating and drinking a great challenge in everyday life. The ORNAMIN multiple sclerosis tableware has supportive features invisibly hidden in the design that enable independent eating and drinking with physical impairments. The eating and drinking aids look like ordinary tableware and not like classic, stigmatising care aids.