[16oz, 50 pack] Compostable Cups with Lids – Eco plant based cups with strawless snap-fit sipper lids- Green Eco Friendly Alternative to Clear Plastic Cups with

A little expensive but worth it. Made sturdy. A great product.

I love these cups. They are plant based and actually pretty sturdy. The mouth flap sometimes breaks off when you push to secure it, but otherwise it’s good quality. Use for iced coffee/lattes to take to work and never had one break or rip. Love them.

I ordered both the 16oz and 24oz of these and I’m happy with both so far. The bag is also made of compostable material so I appreciate the extra effort put in to avoid plastic waste.

For a cup that is designed to be tipped over the face, the first thing I'd ask is the lid fit securely. With these cups, the lids do not fit securely and the spout tab snaps off entirely rather than locking into the groove intended to hold it open. I won't be using these. Wasted money. Will need to find a different product.

I bought these before and they were great. On this order I didn’t notice until I started using them that they had a lot of malformed lids. Trying to use less plastic so would still buy again.

When I first got these, the first thing I did was rip it open and shove my face into it and took a big old whiff. I wanted to make sure these weren't going to give any weird odors or tastes to my drinks. I'm happy to report that I couldn't discern any odor and couldn't taste anything weird when I drank ice water out of them. So they are great cups and would highly recommend them except for the price. We usually get cups from Sam's and we get 240 cups for about 12 bucks, around 5 cents a cup. Here these have 50 cups for $30 so that is 60 cents per cup. I only recommend these for someone who has the money and is willing to pay it for the sake of the environment. Great cups though! Perfect size, very clear bioplastic, tasteless and odorless.Update: I forgot to mention the lids, which are a great addition and definitely add to the value of the cups, they help prevent spillage and personally, I leave the tab in the closed position because when I take a sip, it pushes inwards and keeps the ice inside my cup and not on my lips. You can also fold that back and snap it in the open position, like some coffee cup lids. I still think the price is a little on the steep side but with the added value of the lids, not nearly as much as I originally thought. When I wrote that, I had forgotten there even were lids, they were at the bottom of the bag, below the cups.

Lids came broken or would break easily. Would leak

We're trying to move into using disposable items that are made from recycled materials or compostable like these cups. The fact that these cups and lids are made from plants is insane! The cups are compostable, and I believe the package it came in is too. These are perfect for drinks on the go. The one thing I've noticed with these is that it's hard to tell that the lid is snapped on. You end up pushing it harder to be sure it's sealed, and in the process can damage the lid or the cup. They do seem to bounce back though. I also don't think that issue is unique to this brand of cups because it's happened on other compostables I've bought in the past. Once you get a feel for it, it's fine. I'm okay with the price, for about 60 cents a cup you're at least not putting more plastic waste into the environment. That's worth the price for me.