Love That Max : The best cups and water bottles for kids and teens with disabilities
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Love That Max : The best cups and water bottles for kids and teens with disabilities
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Love That Max : The best cups and water bottles for kids and teens with disabilities
Thanks to the double-wall insulation the Stanley Iceflow Flip Straw Water Jug keeps drinks cold for up to 20 hours and iced up to 4 days while keeping the exterior sweat-free. Unlike normal bottles this is manufactured using 18/8 stainless steel meaning it can take a beating. Everything is made with BPA-free material so your drink stays safe to consume.
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Love That Max : The best cups and water bottles for kids and teens with disabilities
EazyHold Grip Universal Cuff Assist is an affordable general use strap that helps people accomplish daily living activities independently despite physical conditions or disabilities impacting grip strength. The flexible universal cuffs attach securely to get a grip on handles of utensils, tools, toys and more! This adaptable assistive device is made of soft, flexible food-grade silicone, hypoallergenic and latex free.
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Love That Max : The best cups and water bottles for kids and teens with disabilities
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Love That Max : The best cups and water bottles for kids and teens with disabilities