Silicone Drinking Lids with Rust Proof Stainless Steel Bands by Mason Jar Lifestyle (2 Pack, Charcoal Gray, Wide Mouth)

This is great for pure liquid drinks but my smoothies wouldn’t flow at all. My silicone straws wouldn’t punch through but stainless steel ones did. I love the way it looks but didn’t fit the smoothie need. Works great for my daily water intake, though!

I drink a lot of fluids. A minimum of 100 fl. oz. but 200 wouldn't be a surprise due to a health condition. I'm also environmentally conscious so it's the reusable life for me. I pretty much always have a big mug within arms reach. I have quite the assortment of vessels but there's one area I had really been struggling for the right cup - when I'm sleeping (yes, I keep drinking all night). It's not uncommon for me to knock back two of my 32 oz. cups overnight. When I wake up because of thirst, it's obviously dark and I'm still pretty much asleep. This has caused many accidents. The worst ones are when I dump a drink on me due to a leaky lid. I thought handled cups would be good but it turns out finding the handle and then the straw (reusable stainless) is a lot to ask for.So, I decided to see if I could make my own sippy cup now that I've been doing this awhile and know what works and more so, what doesn't.I ended up going with 32 oz. masson jars to pair with these. It's not perfect but it's close and worlds better than any other setup I have. The jar is easy to grab and hold onto with the raised lettering. The weight keeps it from tipping over as I fumble around for it. The drinking spout is surprisingly easy to find (either you are at the hole or you're not), and most importantly, I have never had one leak a drop. When I make my cup up, it just all fits. It's very easy to tell if you screwed it on right or not. The silicone makes a wonderful seal. Even when I tip the jar up, there are no dribbles anywhere. Also, with it being at the edge, there's really no reason to go too far up.I usually drink 1/3 of some kind of juice mixed with water. I'm not always good about being on top of dishes I'll admit. The silicone is stupid easy to clean and I haven't had any issues at all with them even when they are sticky. They clean up quickly and easily even in the dishwasher. I never had an issue with a smell or taste even at the start.It's my best drinking cup and when I think about it, it's probably one of my cheapest too. I'm so glad I found these. Drink more, spill less! Cheers!

No where in the product description do they mention where the product actually comes from - which is China. Instead they say, "We're a Colorado-based, family run, small business and we strive to delight you with unparalleled customer relations from our U.S. based Mason jar experts." They also mention, "Here in the US, the FDA regulates...." These statements lead one to assume their products are made here in the USA. By omitting anything to the contrary, they pretty much imply it. Silly me. Two star reduction for this. Obviously everything we buy is from China these days, but I didn't appreciate the lack of transparency and the numerous implications in their description that you're getting an American made product. (We don't care where you live, we care where the product is from).Because of this, their claims of BPA free, phalate free, etc has to be taken with a grain of salt because of the lack of manufacturing standards in China. I'm now wondering if there's any lead content in the Chinese "stainless steel" rings.Other than that, these work flawlessly - no leaks, screw on tight, vent hole opposite drinking hole allows for smooth flow, clean easy, microwaveable silicone for sterilizing, etc.They fit on any jar that has a "regular mouth" (approx 2-5/8" OD). As pictured, fits 8oz Ball glass, a random jar of honey that I saved and took the label off, ane they obviously fit Mason regular mouth jars of any volume. (Chap stick for size reference)

This is a simple design that works exactly as its supposed to. I use it to drink iced coffee from a mason jar during my commute to work, and it is so much better than drinking from an uncapped mason jar, which used to spill when I’d go over potholes and was hard to drink without splashing. I haven’t had any problems with leaking around the rim when drinking from it. The oval drinking hole is comfortable to use and does not drip after I take a sip. The silicone seems sturdy and is very easy to rinse off. I like that I can use any screw on ring to affix the lid to the jar, in case I lose the ones it came with.It would be nice if there was a way to close the lid, as I do miss being able to throw the mason jar in my bag with the lid on, but it would be hard to have a leakproof closure on this type of silicone.All in all, I am extremely happy with this purchase. It’s a small thing that has made a big difference in my morning commute!

These lids work great for replacing thebplastic Starbucks coffee cups we had been reusing. I can see where they wouldn't make great sippy cups for kids because the top would come out of the ring if coerced, but since we are past the sippy cup stage, we think they are great! They don't leak when you drink, easy to clean. Plus Amazon made an error with my order and the seller made it right quickly. Recommended!

Make sure so save the ring they come with! Other mason jar rings dont work very well with these.

I use it for cold brew tea and it I like them.

I love this product, it has helped me cut back on using straws (I was forgetting my reusable straws for coffee) and minimized my concerns about lip wrinkles from using straws as well! Of the two that came in my order, one didn't have the ventilation hole poked all the way through, so I had to take scissors and poke the hole through, otherwise it created annoying suction when I would drink through the drinking hole. Other than that, no complaints! Thanks for this awesome product, it's helped me reduce my plastic use and also helped make sure my drinks don't spill as rapidly as they did when I drank from an open mason jar in my car and inevitably knocked them over lol.