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Stay n Eat Plate | Non slip, suction, scoop plate for easier eating

Stay n Eat Plate | Non slip, suction, scoop plate for easier eating

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This divided, suction non-slip plate for adults is amazing for keeping the plate still to compensate for tremors or limited coordination while giving you plenty of flexibility in how to use it.

  • Reversible & Stylish – Non-Skid vertical rim on both sides of the plate resists flips, tips and slips. The rim also acts like a spill guard for less mess. 
  • Divided suction plate – 3 compartments are easily accessible. Suction is optional and super strong without flimsy suction cups! Without a suction tab to grab, it stays secure on the table.  
  • Slope n scoop dish – Flip it over and use the side scoop wall if getting food onto the spoon is a problem. This is great if someone can only use one hand. 

The reversible design fits how each person eats: use the three divided compartments to keep foods separate, or flip to the single scoop-bowl side with a sloped wall that helps guide food onto a spoon one-handed. Adaptive dishes like this help people keep eating independently after a stroke or with tremors, a goal the American Stroke Association supports. Find more tools for hands and arms.

Specifications

Diameter: 7.5"
Material: TRITAN plastic (free of BPA, BPS, PVC- Lead and Phthalate)
Design: reversible, a divided side with 3 compartments and a raised anti-slip rim, plus a single scoop-bowl side with a sloped wall
Base: strong optional suction with no pull tab
Care: dishwasher safe, top rack

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How does the Stay n Eat Plate help with eating difficulties?

The Stay n Eat Plate is specifically designed for people with tremors, limited coordination, or one-handed eating needs. Its non-slip suction base keeps the plate securely in place, while the raised rim prevents food from spilling and helps guide food onto utensils.

Q: What makes this suction plate different from regular adaptive plates?

Unlike plates with flimsy suction cups, the Stay n Eat Plate features a strong suction base without tabs that can be accidentally grabbed. It's also reversible - one side has 3 divided compartments, while the flip side has a sloped scoop wall for easier one-handed eating.

Q: Can the Stay n Eat Plate be used without the suction feature?

Yes, the suction feature is completely optional. You can use it as a regular non-slip plate with the raised rim for spill protection, or activate the suction when you need extra stability on smooth surfaces.

Q: Is the divided plate suitable for adults with disabilities?

Absolutely. This adaptive dining plate is designed specifically for adults who need assistance with eating due to conditions like Parkinson's, stroke recovery, arthritis, or other mobility challenges. The 3-compartment design keeps foods separated and easily accessible.

Q: How do you clean and maintain the Stay n Eat non-slip plate?

The Stay n Eat Plate is easy to clean and maintain. Simply wash with warm soapy water or place in the dishwasher. The durable material won't crack or break easily, making it perfect for daily use.

Q: What colors are available for the Stay n Eat Plate?

The Stay n Eat Plate comes in two attractive colors: classic Red and clean White. Both options feature the same functional design and are priced at $35.00.

Q: Can this scoop plate help someone who can only use one hand?

Yes! When flipped over, the Stay n Eat Plate transforms into a scoop dish with a sloped wall that makes it much easier to get food onto a spoon or fork using just one hand - perfect for stroke survivors or anyone with limited arm mobility.

Q: Is the Stay n Eat Plate safe for people with memory issues?

The Stay n Eat Plate is designed with safety in mind. The secure suction base prevents accidental plate movement, the raised rim reduces spills and mess, and the intuitive design makes mealtime less stressful for both users and caregivers.

Q: What plate is best for someone who can only use one hand? A plate that stays put and gives food a wall to push against. This reversible plate has a strong suction base with no tab to grab, a divided side, and a scoop side with a sloped wall for one-handed eating. Explore more stroke recovery eating and home tools.

P65 Warning for Plastics

⚠ WARNING:This product can expose you to chemicals including ethylene, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer and/or reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov

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Why we know this works!

We love this plate because as occupational therapy practitioners (OTPs) we watch dishes skate across the table when someone tries to scoop with one hand. What plate makes eating with one hand easier? One that stays put and gives the food somewhere to go: this plate has a strong suction base with no tab to accidentally grab, so it locks to the table, and flipping it over reveals a sloped scoop wall that pushes food onto the spoon for you. The divided side's three compartments keep foods separated and organized, and the red version adds the high contrast that has been shown to help people with dementia eat and drink noticeably more. It is especially useful after a stroke that leaves one arm weak, and for tremors, limited coordination, or dementia. Suction needs a smooth surface to hold, so on a tablecloth use it as a regular rimmed non-slip plate or move it to a firm, flat spot first.

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