BRIXJ-Popper, Ring-Pull and Pull Tab Can Opener

Work perfect for people with short or long nails. Easy to use. Very strong.

I recently purchased the Brix J-Popper Ring-Pull and Pull Tab Can Opener and I must say, it's been an absolute game-changer in my kitchen! This large-sized opener is a true marvel of design and functionality.First and foremost, its ease of use is unmatched. With a simple push and twist motion, it effortlessly pops open ring-pulls and pull tabs, saving me time and energy. It's a true lifesaver for anyone with limited hand strength or dexterity issues.The quality of construction is evident from the moment you hold it in your hand. The materials used are sturdy and durable, ensuring that this opener will stand the test of time. It's clear that Brix has put a lot of thought into the design to make it both reliable and comfortable to use.Another standout feature is the size. This larger version is perfect for tackling those stubborn, oversized cans that standard openers struggle with. It's a versatile tool that handles a wide range of can sizes with ease.Cleaning is a breeze too. The J-Popper is designed for easy disassembly, making it simple to clean and maintain. No more struggling with hard-to-reach crevices or worrying about trapped food particles.In short, the Brix J-Popper Ring-Pull and Pull Tab Can Opener is a must-have for any kitchen. It has simplified my can-opening process and brought a level of convenience I didn't know I was missing. I wholeheartedly recommend it to anyone seeking a reliable, durable, and user-friendly can opener.

While I do have to admit that if you put these on and invert your can, some liquid will dribble out, they are still great for keeping insects and dirt from getting into your drink. Very easy off-and-on, simple to clean. I have a drawer full of caps and clip things to put on cans, and they all leak when you drink and most of them require the jaws of life to remove. I think this is a wonderful invention!

I bought these lids for a friend who has arthritic fingers. He finds them easy to put on and take off. He reports that they are about 75% effective in keeping the fizz. He seems to be happy with them and says they are a lot better than the silicone squares secured by elastic that he was using previously.

If, like me, you have trouble pouring from 2-liter bottles, especially when wishing you could do so one-handed because you're in bed or because your sofa or chair table is on one side of you, not in front of you, this handle is going to delight you. It's very simple: screw it on top of the bottle in place of the bottle cap, and then screw the cap on top of this handle. You still open/close the bottle by taking the cap off or putting it back on, just as you would with a regular bottle. The handle is very sturdy. I never wonder whether it can hold the weight of a full bottle when I'm angling it toward a glass -- I know it will from several years' experience, never breaking even one.Suggestion: if your drink is carbonated, it will start to let a little fizz leak when you first open the cap to screw on this handle and then re-screw the cap onto the handle. When it does, you need to leave the cap just a teeny bit open (not enough that you'd lose more than a drop or two if it fell over). If you don't, you'll start hearing an almost imperceptible noise as though it's raining inside your room, and then you'll finally discover that the pressurized air in the bottle is leaking infinitesimally between the top of the bottle and the handle. By loosing the cap ever so slightly at the top (even if only for just a few minutes, or longer if you don't care), you'll keep that pressure from building up. Don't worry; your drink will still taste fizzy when you pour it!Can no longer do without this handle. One time I screwed it on so, so tightly that I literally couldn't get it off the empty bottle to put it on the next one. Since then I've realized I should have just filled the empty bottle with water to strengthen it and give me enough of a purchase with one hand to successfully turn the handle to remove it with the other. That didn't occur to me at the time. I actually ordered another one, paid for special shipping, and practically held my breath until it finally arrived. Isn't it ridiculous how attached we become to things that really make a difference for us?! For me, this handle is one of those very special things I just insist on having.