Medline Translucent Plastic Disposable Drinking Cup, 14 oz., 1000 EA/CS

Translucent Plastic Disposable Drinking Cup, 14 oz., 1000 EA/CS

This translucent plastic disposable drinking cup is a 14 oz. cup for cold beverages. It works well in patient care, waiting areas, breakrooms, and other high-volume settings where staff want an easy way to monitor liquid level at a glance. The tapered shape with raised sidewall rings supports grip and strength, while the rolled rim helps make drinking more comfortable.

Good Fit For

• Patient hydration stations
• Waiting rooms and reception beverage areas
• Breakrooms and shared refreshment points
• High-volume disposable cup purchasing

Key Features

• Translucent cup helps users and caregivers see and monitor liquid level
• Made for cold beverages
• Tapered design helps strengthen the cup for everyday disposable use
• Raised sidewall rings create a more secure place to grip
• Rolled rim supports a more comfortable drinking experience
• Case quantity of 1000 suits high-use environments

Applications and Usage

• Serving cold drinks in healthcare and caregiving settings
• Offering water or other cold beverages in common areas
• Supporting quick beverage service where disposable cups simplify cleanup

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: CS.
• Material: Plastic.
• Intended for cold liquids
• Disposable format is best for single-use beverage service
• A case of 1000 may be a better fit for facilities with steady cup usage

FAQ

• Can staff easily see how much liquid is in the cup? Yes. The translucent plastic makes it easier to view and monitor the liquid level.
• What kinds of beverages is this cup meant for? This cup is intended for cold liquids.
• Does the cup have any grip support? Yes. The tapered shape and raised sidewall rings help give users a place to grip the cup.
• Is the rim comfortable for drinking? Yes. The rolled rim is designed to provide a more comfortable drinking experience.
• Is this a good option for high-volume use? Yes. With 1000 cups in a case, this option can make sense for facilities and other busy settings that go through disposable cups regularly.

From Medline.