White Plastic Cups 200ml (50) - Marbig Disposable

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White disposable plastic cups from Marbig, 200ml capacity, in a pack of 50 - convenient and hygienic for any occasion. This is the bulk pack for sites that go through cups rather than keeping a handful in a kit.

Why choose disposable plastic cups here

In a first aid room or a clinic, disposable plastic cups exist for one reason: single use. Water to take medication, a mouth rinse, the first stage of rehydrating someone after heat exposure - all of it involves a cup going to somebody mouth, and a shared or rinsed glass is an infection control failure that is entirely avoidable.

The 50-pack is the sensible quantity once cups are actually being used. A ten-pack is for a kit; a busy first aid room, a training venue or a site running heat-stress rehydration will empty that in a week. Buying in the larger pack also lowers the per-cup cost and means the supply does not run out mid-shift.

They are unremarkable in the best way - 200ml, white, disposable - and that is what you want from a consumable. The thing worth being clear about is what they are not: they carry no graduations, so they are for drinking, not for measuring a medication dose.

Key features

  • 200ml white disposable plastic cups
  • Pack of 50 - bulk quantity for regular use
  • Single use - hygienic
  • Lower cost per cup than the 10 pack
  • Marbig

Specifications

ProductWhite Plastic Cups, Marbig Disposable
Capacity200ml
Quantity50
ColourWhite
UseSingle use, disposable

Common uses

First aid rooms, clinics, training venues, workplaces running heat-stress rehydration, and sites with real cup turnover. Where you only need a small sealed supply inside a kit or vehicle, the 10-cup shrink-wrapped pack stays cleaner. For dosing rather than drinking, use graduated 30ml medicine cups. Rehydration itself is covered by Hydralyte sachets. See our first aid room equipment.

disposable plastic cups FAQs

How many cups are in this pack?

50, at 200ml each. That is the bulk option - choose the 10-cup shrink-wrapped pack if you only need a small sealed supply inside a first aid kit or vehicle.

Can I use them to measure medication?

No. They have no graduations. Measuring a liquid dose by eye in a plain cup is a genuine dosing risk - use a graduated medicine measure cup for that.

Why disposable rather than washable?

Because in a first aid or clinical setting the cup goes to somebody mouth. A washed cup is not equivalent to a fresh one, and a shared glass is an avoidable infection control problem. Single use removes the question entirely.

Are they suitable for hot drinks?

They are general purpose disposable cups intended for water and cold drinks - which is what a first aid setting uses them for. Use a cup rated for hot liquids if that is the requirement.

What do sites use them for most?

Water for taking medication, mouth rinsing, and oral rehydration during heat-stress management. Outdoor and industrial sites in summer go through them fastest, which is why the 50-pack exists.

How should they be stored?

Keep the stack clean and dry, ideally in the original packaging, and discard any cups that have been crushed, soiled or left loose and dusty. A visibly dirty cup defeats the purpose of a disposable one.

Single use, disposable. Not graduated - do not use to measure medication doses; use a graduated medicine measure instead. Intended for water and cold drinks. Store clean and dry and discard any cups that are crushed or soiled.

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