745820000 Hydrant Water Bottle with Long Tube, Mouth Piece and Clothing Clip for Hand-Free Hydration, 1-Liter

It works perfectly for my disabled bed ridden mother in nursing home. Nurses were constantly asking where we got it and how much did it cost. While it is a great invention, I'm pretty sure it only cost a few bucks to produce. Which makes the $36 price plus taxes pretty insane. It's useful but feels like they're taking advantage of disabled folks at this price point.

Omg I love this so much!! It helps with my moms situation!!! She gets to drink water when she wants!!

This is a clever product which I use as water bottle hung above my desk. It does drip slightly from the valve but that is solved by using the velcro strap it comes with. But the lid and the clip are very secure and work well. I am concerned that the water takes on a plastic-y taste after a while and I see the bottle is not listed as BPA free.

My aunt found herself in the hospital with two injured arms. This was a game changer! She was able to easily stay hydrated and drink water without having to overuse her hands or arms. Highly recommend for any anyone in your life recovering in the hospital.

bite piece requires extreme, extreme suction even when being bitten. top is flimsy with no seal once it’s screwed on, leaks and spills if tipped. also, lid is hard to screw on. seems very very cheaply made and thrown together for the price.

I bought this water bottle for my son who is bedridden with MS. He could no longer grasp a bottle of water and drink. This is the perfect solution. He is so happy with this because he can hydrate all by himself whenever he wants. I only wish the bottle came in a larger size because I am having to fill it so often.

This set up works well for what is was designed for...bed ridden or wheelchair bound people. It is not sturdy enough for a modified application. The clip is the kind you find on convention name tags...it's not strong enough to hold the heavy tube upright. Mine leaked all over my couch. I had to start placing it in more and more and more ridged, wedged positions. It truly needs to be hooked to something for stability. My headboard is too thick for the handle gap. The tubing is thick and awkward and tends to flop around. The mouth piece I got had no opening in it and I had to slit it open with a very thin scalpel. It's a cool idea, but it needs some work or additional accessories to make it more versitile/universal. This is wayyyy too expensive for what it is.

For someone who is in the hospital and has no use of their arms and can only use their hands (two broken shoulders), this has been a life changer. When depending on nurses giving you water (who can’t always be there), it has truly changed my Mom’s hospital stay. She’s been able to stay hydrated while improving her dry lips. It would be nice if the hose came insulated, but I 100% recommend.