Silicone Soda Can Lids Covers Fits Standard Soda Cans (6 Pack, Assorted)

Awesome product! Fit to perfectly! Does exactly what it suppose to do

I was using aluminum foil to cover my half empty 12 fluid oz soda cans. Using these lids are more convenient and aesthetic. Lids are very easy to slip on or take off even for senior citizens with weak fingers. They are also great to use at outdoor picnics to keep insects out. The lids fit snugly but aren’t air tight so the fizz will eventually all escape. I tried keeping the fizz in by capping the open end with these lids and then turning the can upside down. That did not work as the liquid after a few minutes began leaking out of the upside down can. This is still a great product.

The Best thing I never knew I needed! These work in both regular cans and tall cans. I use it daily. Great product!

Works great, easy to slip on and off. I can't say technically it's absolutely airtight but it's close enough to keep the cans of energy drinks I use this for fresh tasting for days. It does fit on slightly snug to help retain carbonation but if it were just a tad smaller it would be a tighter fit and would be closer to airtight than it is. But overall it gets the job done.

These are the best. Works great and keeps soda from going flat.

These can lids are perfect for what I wanted! I love the flavor of those high-caffeine energy drinks like Reign and Bang, but 300mg of caffeine is way too much for me to have in one day. With these, I can split one energy drink over 2-3 days. I’ve also used them occasionally for canned adult beverages that I didn’t want to finish, and they work well for that, too.The lids don’t keep the carbonation in very well, but for me, that’s a feature and not a bug. The next day’s fizziness is similar to a 2 liter soda bottle that you opened, put the cap back on, and put back in the fridge for a few days. I prefer less fizzy/uncarbonated drinks, so this works out well for me. Don’t forget about them in your fridge for too long, though—anything will get gross if you break the factory seal and leave it in your fridge for a long time, no matter how you cover the container.I’ve been using these for about 10 months now, and they’ve held up great. You barely need to wash them most of the time, and just a quick rinse is fine.I gave the leak-proof rating 4/5 stars, because I wouldn’t trust it too much. I definitely wouldn’t put an opened can covered with one of these into a bag—it will spill. However, I have knocked over lidded cans from the top shelf of my fridge onto the floor, and they didn’t leak (though I did need to actually wash the lid when I was done with the drink). They would also be good for preventing spills from canned drinks into your car’s cup holders.Lastly, these work with standard-size soda cans (Coke, etc), tall cans (Bang, etc), and even those skinny cans (Redbull, mini Coke cans, etc). They do not fit on standard size food cans (canned vegetables, soup, etc), though it did fit on a skinny little can I had of tomato paste.

I love this idea, but the lids don't fit air tight.

Typically any carbonated beverages that I purchase for my family come in standard 11.5 - 12oz cans. The price for the cans is always cheaper than packs of the plastic bottles with caps (unless you count 2 Liter Bottles). The only downside to the cans is that if you don't finish it (which happens often) you don't have long before the beverage loses all carbonation completely. The only thing I found that even remotely worked was putting a zipper seal baggie over the top and securing it in place with a rubber band, however that's a pain to put on and annoying to deal with sometimes.These are absolutely wonderful products. They fit perfectly snug, are easy to wash, come in very vibrant colors so you can remember who's can belongs to who and they are relatively cheap for the amount you get. It's already come in handy on a pretty much daily basis and really does help extend the longevity of carbonation.As others have said, they do have two extremely tiny pinholes in the silicone (I'm assuming just from the production process or to allow some carbonation to escape so it doesn't build up and blow the top off) but they don't seem to cause too much loss. Best advice I can give is if you plan on finishing the beverage within 24 hours, it should be fine, especially if you keep it cold in the fridge. However, if it will be longer than 24 hours, you'll experience enough carbonation loss that it will be highly noticeable.

I love these! They feel secure, no way bugs are getting in my drinks anymore! They're also very easy to take off and put on :) a bit expensive for only 2 but worth it, they fit pop cans perfectly. I'm very pleased with these, thank you!

I haven't tried anything wider than a soda can but it fits perfectly!

Cuántas veces no dejas un refresco de lata a medias? o estás al aire libre y dejas el refresco al aire libre y le cae una basura o mosca?Esta es la solución…!

These silicone drinking can caps are very useful and work well. Didn't finish that can of Pepsi or Coke?, pop one of these lids over the opened can and it will still be fizzy the next day. The amount of fizziness is a function of the amount left in the can. Half to three quarter full and its works brilliantly. Less fluid than that and the time shortens for use. Good product and well worth the purchase price.

Great fit for can tops