Fit Meal Prep 100 Pack 20 oz Plastic Iced Coffee Cups with Flat Lids and Clear Straws, Disposable Clear Cup, BPA Free Cup for Party, Smoothie, Cold Drinks, Juice, Milkshake, Bubble Boba, Tea

Good quality and lids fit good

The cups are fine. I order them often for smoothies. However, one sleeve of the lids are damaged. It looks like something heavy fell on the lids.

Perfect size for iced coffee. Straws are thick, so they don't break!

Great to go cups

These are sooo nice and such good quality! My husband makes fun of me because I now have what looks like a full blown barista setup in my kitchen, and these cups are AWESOME! I needed to stop spending so much money on Starbucks and coffee shops because I was doing it DAILY. However, making my own iced coffee at home just wasn't doing it for me, it wasn't fun and was so blah. I bought these cups (so I could trick my brain into thinking I was drinking a legit coffee from a coffee house), a few of the Jordan Skinny Syrups, some iced coffee and bam! I became an at-home barista! I feel like I am having my afternoon coffee (without the expensive price tag and calories) from a coffee shop - but it's just me making them! These cups make me feel like it's the real deal. I get really fancy making my coffees now - and look forward to them in the afternoon. I'm saving a ton of money, and I even put a protein shake in them so it feels somewhat healthier too! Buy these cups, do it! I probably sound way too excited for these cups, but if you're trying to break an expensive habit, this is a great place to start!

Good quality. Expensive. I think the individually wrapped straws are really unnecessary and raise the overall cost.

I like these cups very much. I drink smoothies a lot in the morning and it’s annoying to clean reusable straws so I bought these cups particularly for that reason. I also love the size and they are quite durable. The seal is also decent.

Makes great propagation pots. Only fill the cup up 1/3 of the way and put the lid on and…..boom instant humidity dome. Use a soldiering iron with a point on it to make drain holes quickly.