Medicine Cup

Description

Medicine Cup

The medicine cup measures and holds liquid doses. Four capacities let staff pick the right size for the dose.

Four sizes

We offer 25, 50, 75 and 100 cc. Small cups suit single doses. Meanwhile, larger cups suit mixing or rinses.

Why a steel medicine cup

Steel does not crack or stain. So one cup outlives many disposable ones. It also survives heat cleaning.

Typical uses

Wards, clinics and pharmacies use it every day. For example, it helps give oral solutions and mouth rinses. It also suits labs.

Measuring

Pour the liquid with the cup on a flat surface. Then check the level at eye height. Also, use a graduated measure for exact volumes.

Choosing a size

Match the cup to the usual dose. For instance, 25 cc suits small doses. However, mouth rinses need 50 or 75 cc.

Stacking

The cups nest together for storage. Consequently, they take little space. Stack only clean, dry cups.

Medicine cup for rinses and solutions

For example, a 50 cc cup suits a measured mouth rinse after oral surgery. In addition, the larger sizes hold diluted solutions for soaking small items. Then the cup goes straight back for cleaning.

Medicine cup options

• 25, 50, 75 or 100 cc
• Stainless steel
• Nesting design

Care

Wash and disinfect after each use. Rinse and dry. Then nest the cups together.

Why we back the cup

Each cup has a thorough inspection in Atlanta prior to packing. All four cup sizes share three years against manufacturing defects. That includes the rim. The FDA database lists ASTM F899 under instrument-grade stainless. The questions page sums up returns and delivery. Need help choosing a cup? Drop us a line. Some teams add the medicine spoon. Search our complete general surgery catalog for similar items.

For hospital and clinic use. Photos are illustrative. Note that the alloy includes nickel; see the sterilization page. Delivery times sit on the delivery page.