How tall/deep are the separation lips? This would be for a stroke patient who would need to "scoop," her puréed food.
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I would recommend something with more vertical edges. Try searching lunch tray or something. This is about a 1/2 to 3/4 inch deep, but because it is such a gentle slope I think it would be easy to push off the plate. You could definitely separate pureed foods, but if lack of coordination is a big issue I've seen ones on Amazon that I think might work better.
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The three sections are about 1/2" deep. The plate is about 1" high. Hope this helps.
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They are less than an inch but substantial. I use them to eat Indian food which is a little bit soupy and I have no trouble with the food spilling over too much. I bought these with my neighbor who has 1 year old twins and they also use them and find that they are nicely separated.
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They rejust shy of an inch. However, they are slanted and the food would go off the plate.
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hi i am sorry but i cant answer that question, the depth is quite shallow so i would think maybe 1 spoon best regards kyna
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I would say an inch and it's amazing !!!! I sanitize it right in my dishwasher !!! Causes no gagging I love it
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It's about 1 1/2 inches deep.... It's perfect for my fingers to sprinkle salt & pepper, hope this helps.
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15" deep 4" at highest point. You can fit an electric wheelchair under the table if the foot rests are above 4", and the front casters are 15" or more deep. The height of the table is adjustable to a very high level or low. It is a wide, solid table easy to clean. It has a lip so if there's spills they won't end up on the user or floor. The lip keeps books, pens, paper, food, etc. Within easy reach and not on the floor. There's a cup/mug indentation as well. It's an excellent product. I've used it since 4/13 and have had no problems. My electric wheelchair isn't able to fit under it well but I can turn it around, backwards, and have it up to the side of my chair. My regular wheelchair fits. I hope this helps. I believe it is an excellent buy.
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I think this would work well for a blind patient. I don't know the exact measurement but I think it holds about 500 ML's before you get past the fill line. And even if you do go past it, it still doesn't spill.
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It is fairly big: A bit over one inch long, maybe one and 1/32nd inches total. Measures 7/16 ths at its widest. Squarish shape but from the middle tapers down to rounded ends. Remembering the old guidleline of "tilt head backwards before swallowing" for solid or heavy items is very useful here. (For light capsules, tilt head forward! - Idea is to get item at back of throat before swallowing - both tips help me!)
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I think about 5.5cm. If you mini icecream cones at your local store.. this scooper with make a perfect scoop of dough or icecream for those mini cones (hope that gives you a visual)
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5 inches from the bottom to the top of fry lip and 6 inches on the bottom diameter
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It is about desk height. Ideal for eating. My mother is very immobile so perfect for her to sit in recliner and have her meals.
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The mouth is about 1.5 inches. If I've used it for water I toss it in the dishwasher. If I use it for something else I use a small cheap bottle brush and some soap an water.
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Its aa deep dish 9.5 inches...my grammama used to make all her pies in this type of dish and I don't use standard..always deep dish...cleans nice
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It is not a very deep spoon. But I don't have any problem scooping up rice with mine. I would say it isn't deep enough to scoop liquids.
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Hello Samantha,Approximately 4" and 5.5" are the measurements for the height of the ceramic bowl's openings or - the lowest and highest entry points at the mouth of the bowl. The approximate height of the lowest point of the flat eating surface is 3 inches and the the highest point is 3.75 inches. These dimensions are for the flat portion of the inside of the bowl when angled and elevated. The inner side walls rise approximately 1.75 inches from any given point. We hope this helps you in finding the proper feeder and thank you for your interest in our product. Have a great holiday season!Regards,Choco & Cherry Hello Samantha,Approximately 4" and 5.5" are the measurements for the height of the ceramic bowl's openings or - the lowest and highest entry points at the mouth of the bowl. The approximate height of the lowest point of the flat eating surface is 3 inches and the the highest point is 3.75 inches. These dimensions are for the flat portion of the inside of the bowl when angled and elevated. The inner side walls rise approximately 1.75 inches from any given point. We hope this helps you in finding the proper feeder and thank you for your interest in our product. Have a great... » Read More Hello Samantha,Approximately 4" and 5.5" are the measurements for the height of the ceramic bowl's openings or - the lowest and highest entry points at the mouth of the bowl. The approximate height of the lowest point of the flat eating surface is 3 inches and the the highest point is 3.75 inches. These dimensions are for the flat portion of the inside of the bowl when angled and elevated. The inner side walls rise approximately 1.75 inches from any given point. We hope this helps you in finding the proper feeder and thank you for your interest in our product. Have a great holiday season!Regards,Choco & Cherry « Show Less
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9 1/4" inside edge to inside edge. There isn't a huge lip at all! I hope that helps!
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The straw is about the size of a normal soda straw, not like a wider milkshake straw. You'd have a hard time getting a very thick smoothie up through.
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Total length of the scoop including handle=13"; length of handle from end of scoop=7"; scoop itself (up to where handle starts) 5 3/4" long, 5 1/2" wide, depth (at midpoint)=1 1/2". I have a jumbo-size litter box; users who found it difficult to use may have smaller ones. Hope this helps.