18 Silicone Reusable Caps for Home Brew & Soft Drink Bottles, Soda & Wine, Multi-color

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Seemed my best option and was very cost effective. This works extremely well. I now grab one whenever I open a bottle. If I take too long to drink it and it gets warm, I pop it back in refrigerator. Always holds the fizz. Highly recommend.

I am a single woman, and instead of buying those branded bottle covers to use at bars, I just bought these. Protects me and fits perfectly in my pockets or in my purse for a night out without worrying if someone is going to slip something in my bottle of beer or whatever. Plus, it'll keep the bugs out on a camping trip. 5 stars!

UPDATE 2 20 24: I'm done with these. The hack seemed to work for a while but the fix is not good enough. They still pop off if you don't remove the lid periodically to release the pressure. I recommend a different type. I'm going to try these instead: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09MW46YS1?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details&th=1UPDATE 7 10 23: Lid popped off again so I took a corkscrew and made an even bigger hole. The material though comes back together that you can't see the hole. I've had no further issues with tops popping off, and still no leaks.ORIGINAL REVIEW: I just use mine to cover my beer sitting in the bar, outdoors or in the car (I don't drive, I'm a passenger). The carbonation in a drink will cause the lid to pop off, as do frozen drinks (I opened a beer at home one day and it froze before my eyes. I covered it with this and the lid popped off, so I recovered it with its original cap until it melted enough to drink).My solution, was to relieve the pressure by poking as many holes as possible in the lid with a push pin. I sterilized a push pin, put the silicone lid on the bottle and poked away. When you're done, you won't see any holes so it will still keep critters out but so far, the lids haven't been popping off.I haven't tested its leakproof ability. It doesn't fit my Modelo bottles very snug, so I'm sure it will spill but definitely not as much most likely, Overall, I'm pleased with this product once I applied my simple hack.Perhaps the manufacturer will consider a version with vent holes. I will buy these again as needed, and just poke my own holes in the lids.7/3/23 UPDATE: I turned my beer upside down with the lid on and push pin holes poked in the lid. NO LEAKS, NOT A DROP. Definitely a winner and a keeper. The hack is working, no lids popped off yesterday in true life bar situation. Wonderful.

Not only are they cute looking but we're also using them as little bowls and holders for food when packing kids' lunchboxes.

They do what they are supposed to.

They are good to use to just sit on top of the can. It doesn't have a tight fit and if you knock your drink over it falls off and your drink spills. I wish it had a tight fit around the top rim of the soda pop can. It's not leak proof and it's not tight fitting.

These caps work really, really well when actually used for their original purpose. Specifically, to keep bottle contents fresh if the consumer can't use it all in one sitting.If you put these on a beer bottle with a screw cap, it is physically impossible to create a 100% water tight seal. Users should have a modicum of common sense to understand that threads create air gaps. Use these on a bottle that require an opener, they create a nearly airtight seal. There is no reason to ding the product because the user doesn't get the concept.

I bought these to cap my bottle of sparkling cider. So I open the bottle, pour out a glass, put the cap on the bottle, and put it in the refrigerator. Next day when I go to get another glass I find the cap sitting on the shelf next to the bottle. The seal on the cap was not strong enough to hold the cap on. I would give it less than 1 star if I could.