Medline Plastic Souffle Cup, White, 0.750 OZ, 5000 EA/CS

Plastic Souffle Cup, White, 0.750 OZ, 5000 EA/CS

This plastic souffle cup is a white 0.75 oz cup intended for medication distribution and pill crushing support. It works well in conjunction with pill crushers, helping support a clean, simple workflow in healthcare and care facility settings. Buyers ordering for ongoing use may also appreciate the case quantity of 5000 each.

Good Fit For

• Medication distribution workflows
• Use with pill crushers
• Healthcare and care facility supply rooms
• High-volume replenishment by the case

Key Features

• Plastic souffle cup for medication distribution and related prep tasks
• Works well with pill crushers for a clean and simple pill crushing process
• 0.75 oz size supports small-portion medication handling
• White color offers a clean, easy-to-identify appearance
• Latex free option for facilities that prioritize latex-free supplies
• Case quantity of 5000 each helps support high-volume purchasing

Applications and Usage

• Supporting clean and simple pill crushing when used with pill crushers
• Portioning for medication distribution
• Stocking facility medication prep areas with disposable cups

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: CS.
• This cup is intended for medication distribution and pill crushing support rather than general foodservice use.
• The 0.75 oz capacity is best suited to small portions and prep tasks.
• Case purchasing may be a better fit for facilities with steady ongoing usage.

FAQ

• What is this souffle cup used for? This plastic souffle cup is used for medication distribution and works well with pill crushers for clean, simple pill crushing.
• What size is the cup? This cup has a 0.75 oz capacity.
• Is the cup latex free? Yes. This souffle cup is latex free.
• What material is the cup made from? This souffle cup is made from plastic.
• Is this a good choice for larger-volume purchasing? Yes. The case includes 5000 cups, which can suit facilities that go through disposable medication cups regularly.

From Medline.