One Drinking CAP, Any Bottle (3 Count) (Pink/Purple/Orange)

Very versatile and makes it easy to share drinks with our children without needing to worry about bottle tops.

My mom is bedridden with Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s, among other things. To avoid spills and the laundry that comes with them, I have been capping reusable bottles with hand-cut squares of press-and-seal and a hole poked for a straw. It’s a pain, but it works.Now that mom is headed for a nursing home, however, I was looking for a faster/easier solution and found these lids. They are a perfect fit for Ensure and water/tea bottles, which means mom can keep plenty of drinks handy for when she’s ready, and her support team doesn’t have to spend time holding her bottles or doing extra laundry.The caps do create a bit of a vacuum because of the tight seal around the straw, but that just slows down the drinking a little, which is not the end of the world. Addressing that issue would make these truly five-star products, but I recommend them as-is.

I was so excited when I found these. They are a fantastic idea and work well as straw tops on yogurt smoothies. I have been using them for a few weeks and was just about to order a few more but this morning when I took the purple one out of the dishwasher I noticed the small tip hap split in 2 places. The hole was too small for soft silicone straws to push through so I was using stainless and disposable but nothing larger than average. It looks like it will still work but who knows for how long. Update: The top that split has continued to work perfectly and has not split any further. These continue to be awesome. I did order another set for my kids and a set for a friend with one on the way.

Just makes it a squirt bottle, so my 3yo squirts out the water easily and it comes off the bottle easily. It really just works for what the ad video shows. If it’s knocked over, the water doesn’t spill out as quickly. Maybe if you use it on a thick bottle that doesn’t squeeze and find a way to secure it better, it’d work. I didn’t rate it low because they’re good quality and to be fair, their video showed all it really is good for. Anyway, it’s okay, but I don’t recommend.

These thigns are awesome, I don't know why I waited so long to order them. They fit on Pediasure bottles, waterbottles, just about everything.

These caps are very convenient and easy to pack in the travel bag.

The cap is to rigid to be easy to use, hard to use standard straw with.

On the recommendation of another triplet mom, we got these caps to use when we're out rather than carrying sippy cups with us all the time. For the most part, these work pretty well. They seem very durable and have a nice, gummy consistency without feeling sticky like some products made of a similar material. There are a couple of issues I've had, though, so I'll describe them. First, they do not stay on the water bottles with very short caps. Many water bottles are made with small caps nowadays to be more environmentally friendly. The first time I gave one to the kids, they put their mouth on it and that popped the cap right off - there's just not enough threading for the JellyCAP to grab. Those water bottles also tend to be made of thinner plastic and are easy to accidentally squeeze and squirt water everywhere, but that's user error :) The other issue we've had is that the JellyCAP supposedly takes standard-sized straws, but it actually seems to take slightly smaller straws than the ones at most restaurants. We can get the straw through the hole with some wiggling, but it is so air-tight that it forms a vacuum and is almost impossible for a kid to suck liquid up the straw. I'd rather the hole be slightly too big than slightly too small. Alternatively, perhaps the hole could have nubs of rubber to hold the straw firmly in place, but still allow some air past the straw. Because of these problems, we can only use these about 75% of the time when the kids have drinks, otherwise we just have to use a straw with no cap and hold the bottle ourselves. But they're pretty useful when they do work so they get 4 stars from me.