Soda can lids

Game changer- ever want to take an open 12 oz pop can with you to go or in the car but worried about risk of spills or contaminants getting into your soda ( like bees in the summer)? . Here’s a handy solution to all those worries and what I would expect would keep in carbonations and keep out fridge odors for this if you are one that just never drinks a whole 12 oz at one sitting. Mine actually were applied for the first time today and the score is me : 1 and spills : 0 even with the help of the cat. I’m super thrilled with these. Easy in and off and drinks like a 20 oz bottle. Love the resealable lid. I would wash or wipe off the can too ( that’s just me) since the liquid is in contact with the full top of the can while drinking. Multipack means sharing with my adult daughter and two older ‘mother/mother-in-law folks as they are always putting 1/2 finished pop into the fridge only to pour it out the next day since it lost carb/tastes like fridge. Or they buy the more expensive “ mini cans”. I think this will fit their needs perfectly. This top could function for a toddler allowing a careful sip out of a flavored water without it going everywhere. My first use was flavored seltzer and top fit that alt beverage type ( non cola) perfectly. I’d think these would be good when doing mixers where multiple open cans for use with mixing. Color coded so no more deciding what’s yours and praying you’re not sharing with the person with sniffles. This was a BuzzFeed shopping recommendation on some compiled list or another and absolute “ WIN” in my book. The fact that you get (6) in the package made the per item cost a bit more affordable. Not sure about “ dishwasher friendly status” - I’m afraid they’d melt like the budget “solo” cups I tried sending through. But that’s another review…….

I was skeptical. This was actually the last design I expected to work. It looks like it would just pop off. Not at all. These caps are great. I can't claim they prevent soda from going flat though. I bought the tops to use on the Liquid Death Iced Tea tall boys. But the seal is leak proof so I imagine it would keep a soda fresh for at least an extra 24 hours. The only complaint is that one of the covers did not fit. I tried it on multiple cans. Also, make sure the rim of the can isn't damaged and use as little pressure as possible. I bent the can on my first attempt because I pressed too hard. This was not the products fault. I didn't realize how flimsy some aluminum cans are these days. Apply firm pressure, be patient and the rim will slowly slip into place.

Works well, stays in place and keeps the gas for long time. It doesn’t seal 100% from the cap, but for an accident it avoids spilling. I can place a cap on my soda and put it back in my fridge or cooler and it remains good next day or two

I would recommend you clean or wipe off the top of the can before you push on the cover or you will be drinking whatever might be on top of can. Yuk They do not "click" on can and hold as tightly as my old set purchased years ago but they work just fine. They slip on and off without issue. They seal tightly and do not leak. I would expect them to pop off if your can fell off the table to the floor but held up well when I simply knocked can over. Did not leak and it took 12 times before top finally popped off when I tested mine. It will work just fine for drinking a cold pop around the house or in the outdoors but do not expect them to stay sealed if you are rough with the can. Also, once you open a can of pop the clock is ticking on how long it will stay fizzy no matter what you do. I have washed them in dishwasher on top shelf without issue. I see main advantage using these covers is keeping bugs out and reducing accidental spills if can is knocked over. Only marginally helps retain fizz.

Review of Clear Soda Can Lids (6 Pack) | Superior Can Covers For Soda, Beer, Energy Drinks, Juice, Seltzer | Must-Have Picnic Accessories & Beach Gadgets | BPA-Free Reusable Fizz Lids | By Smart House Inc I ordered these mainly because I was hoping to find something to help retain the fizz in an opened can of soda. These are not it. These might have helped retain some of the fizz, but little more than if I had just left the opened can sit in the refrigerator overnight. These are more of a convenience to help keep bugs out of your opened soda cans. They turn the can into drinking out of a bottle and do have a screw-on lid. I did not have any difficulties with placing the lids or removing the lids from the cans. They do seem to go on tightly enough to help prevent leaks. But if you knock a can over, I am not sure the lid would stay on depending upon the force of the fall and how far it fell. These are terrible for storing in a cabinet. They do not stack well at all and stack no more than 3 atop one another maximum. Even then they have a tendency to topple at times. I will keep them in the event of using them outside in the warm weather, otherwise, I will look elsewhere for a product to help retain the fizz. Hopefully this helps someone decide on this product.

These are great - like the title said after using them I thought "why didn't anyone invent these sooner?!" I drink a lot of canned seltzer water and diet coke and unless I'm super thirsty, I usually don't finish the entire can. Also, I don't like directly drinking out of the can and end up pouring them in a glass which is fine, but means another dirty dish. I don't remember how I came across these, but decided to give them a try and I am so glad that I did! They work exactly as described. They keep your drink fizzy and essentially turn it into a bottled beverage. You just pop one on after you open the can and that's it! I was wary about drinking directly out of them, but they fit well and if you've put it on correctly, it won't spill! (I guess that still means I need to wash something else, but I guess I look past that since they serve a double-function.) They aren't hard to get on or off at all, but still fit well enough that you can pour drink out of them or pour confidently My only minor complaint is that there is one or two out of the bunch that don't seem to fit. They look exactly the same as the others, so I'm not sure if they're slightly misshapen or just slightly smaller. I tried them on different size cans and I don't think that is the reason that they don't fit. Even with that flaw I still love them and use them constantly!

If you're looking to stop a drink from spilling after it gets knocked over, I wouldn't recommend this lid. I mainly bought this because my work doesn't allow drinks without a cap or a way to seal the drink, and most of the drinks i like are from cans. I tested these lids out at home on soda cans, beer cans, and sparkling water cans. I opened the cans then ensured that the lids were on all the way. One thing to note is that it's all just plastic, there isn't any kind of rubber or rubberized surface where the lid connects to the can to create a tight seal. I then put the twist cap on and tipped the can over to simulate it getting knocked over. If you're able to grab the can and pick it up in less than a second or two, then yeah it might be spill proof. But after 2 or 3 seconds, the lid popped off and the drinks spilled out with quite a bit of foam and carbonation. I even tried just holding it and tipping it sideways, in case maybe i was knocking it over too hard onto the counter, but the lid popped off after just a few seconds. So if you're drinking one of the few canned drinks that isn't carbonated, you might be okay. But anything with carbonation, either cold or warm, you have a very slim window to pick up the can before the lid pops off and it spills everywhere. I tried this with all the lids that came in the pack and they all had this same result.

Perfect for keeping your drink fresh.