Medline Water Tumbler & Pitcher Set

Water Tumbler & Pitcher Set

This water tumbler and pitcher set combines a pitcher with handle and lid, a deluxe ridged tray, and a 9 oz tumbler in one coordinated bedside hydration setup. It fits patient rooms, recovery areas, and other care settings where staff want a simple, organized way to keep drinking water close at hand. This gold plastic set is latex free, and the components are shrink-wrapped together.

Good Fit For

• Patient room hydration setups
• Bedside water service in care facilities
• Stocking multiple rooms from one case

Key Features

• Complete set pairs a pitcher, lid, tray, and 9 oz tumbler for a coordinated water service setup
• Pitcher includes a handle for easier carrying and placement
• Deluxe tray with ridges helps keep the set organized on bedside or room surfaces
• Plastic construction offers a practical option for routine facility use
• Latex-free design supports environments that avoid latex products
• Case pack of 12 works well for stocking multiple rooms or care areas

Applications and Usage

• Keeping water and a tumbler together at the bedside
• Setting up hydration service in patient or resident rooms
• Organizing a pitcher and cup on a tray for cleaner presentation

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: CS.
• Size: 15 cm.
• Tray size may matter if you are matching existing bedside tables or room setups
• The set comes as coordinated components shrink-wrapped together rather than as separate replacement pieces
• Buyers ordering for larger room counts may want to plan around the 12-per-case quantity

FAQ

• What comes in this water tumbler and pitcher set? The set includes a pitcher with a handle and lid, a deluxe tray with ridges, and a 9 oz tumbler.
• What size is the tumbler? The tumbler holds 9 oz, or 266 ml.
• What are the tray dimensions? The tray measures 6 inch x 10 inch x .5 inch, or 15 cm x 25 cm x 1 cm.
• Is this set latex free? Yes. This water tumbler and pitcher set is latex free.
• How many sets come in a case? There are 12 sets per case.

From Medline.