Code Remote — PT Yelling "HELP!" (For The TV Remote) — 20oz

Code Remote: patient yells HELP. It's the TV remote.

Same trauma. Cup-holder format. The 20oz for the day after, when you're driving home and the joke replays in your head and you laugh, briefly, before the next call light replays in your head and the laugh stops. The tumbler is the only witness to the exact tonal shift of a nurse's commute. Built for the kind of survival that requires double-walled vacuum insulation.

What you're getting

• Size. 20oz stainless steel. Fits any standard cup holder. Fits the entire emotional capacity of a 12-hour shift.
• Insulation. Double-walled vacuum. Cold drinks 24+ hours. Hot drinks 12+ hours. Outlasts your shift, your patience, and the second admit at 1830.
• Material. BPA-free, food-grade stainless. Includes lid + straw. Built to be slammed, dropped, kicked into a Pyxis, and survived.
• Care. Hand-wash only — print stays sharp through years of break-room abuse, fluorescent-light gaslighting, and the "good morning team!" emails sent at 2247.

Send it to

For the Med-Surg veteran with the call-light record. For the night-shift RN with the stories. For yourself, the day after.

Pairs with

Pairs with the matching 11oz mug for the at-home version of this emotion, and the 3" sticker so your badge reel matches your cup holder.

Throw it in the cup holder. Drive home. Laugh, briefly.

For nurses who have run a code, charted "patient resting comfortably" while the patient was, in fact, screaming, and considered — fleetingly, in a parking lot, post-shift — leaving and never coming back. Code Remote: patient yells HELP. It's the TV remote. Built by nurses, tested on night shift. Search-relevant: funny nurse tumbler, dark humor nurse tumbler, er nurse tumbler, nurse week gift, NCLEX gift.