Medline Disposable Plastic Drinking Cups, Translucent, 7.000 OZ, 2500 EA/CS

Disposable Plastic Drinking Cups, Translucent, 7.000 OZ, 2500 EA/CS

Disposable plastic drinking cups are a practical choice for serving beverages in healthcare, facility, and professional settings. The translucent design helps users and caregivers monitor liquid level at a glance, while the tapered shape with raised sidewall rings supports grip and cup strength. A rolled rim adds drinking comfort, and this case includes 7 oz cups in a high-count format for routine use.

Good Fit For

• Patient beverage service
• Care settings where liquid intake is monitored
• High-volume facility beverage stations
• General-purpose breakroom or waiting area use

Key Features

• Translucent cup helps users and caregivers see liquid level more easily
• Tapered design supports cup strength for everyday beverage service
• Raised sidewall rings create a more secure grip point
• Rolled rim offers a more comfortable drinking experience
• 7 oz capacity fits controlled beverage portions
• Latex-free construction supports latex-sensitive environments

Applications and Usage

• Serving water, juice, or other beverages in patient care areas
• Monitoring beverage levels during routine hydration rounds
• Stocking nursing stations, exam areas, or common beverage carts
• Supporting high-volume disposable cup needs in facilities

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: CS.
• 7 oz capacity is best for smaller beverage portions
• A full case quantity may suit facilities with steady daily cup usage

FAQ

• Can caregivers easily see how much liquid is in the cup? Yes. The translucent cup makes it easier to view and monitor the liquid level.
• Does the cup offer any grip support? Yes. Raised sidewall rings give users a place to grip the cup more securely.
• Is the rim comfortable for drinking? Yes. The rolled rim is designed to provide a more comfortable drinking edge.
• What size beverage does this cup hold? This cup has a 7 oz capacity, which works well for smaller beverage servings.

From Medline.