Reusable Premium Silicone Straws

Lovely selection of 10 colours to fit a pint glass but can easily be cut from straight end to accommodate smaller glasses. Great quality and softness that should last for ages. Wider than a normal straw that would suit use by adults and children. Easily and hygienic to clean with thin bottle brushes - 3 supplied with straws and a strong cotton drawstring bag that can easilybe machine washed. All this and the company plants a tree for every purchase! What’s not to love? 🤷🏼‍♀️ 😆

Great product, arrived before date stated, beautiful colours, these will last for a very long time. Used for a disabled person and these are just the right thickness for hot/cold drinks or soup. 3 straw cleaners always handy as 1 in use, 1 in dishwasher, & 1 ready when next required. Never written a review before but just had to now as so pleased & will purchase again for my grandchildren. Well done “Two White Bears “ 👍

A strong straw.,easy to keep clean.ideal size & flexibility

Bought these for out and about with my 1 year old who always chews through paper straws. Sturdy, easy to clean and nice colours. The bag makes it easy to take them on the go too. Great value for money.

So happy with these, lovely and soft without being floppy. They're nice and tall so perfect for Macy D drinks (nobody likes the paper straws do they) and the tall reusable travel cups. I shopped around before buying and these were the best value for money given that you get 10 instead of the usual, which means I can keep 4 in the car and 6 at home. Try them, for the price you can't go wrong and there's no nasty aftertaste or ruined teeth either, win win!

This is an exceptional quality item!Very good value for money,with 10 straws,3 cleaning brushes and a thick cotton storage bag.Would definitely recommend

Although I haven’t used these yet, they look great and hopefully will be sturdy enough to last longer than the paper straws that seem to disintegrate, also comes with two cleaning brushes, which is very useful.

Good vibrant colours and with brushes supplied for cleaning. A little longer than I was anticipating but one can cut them down as long as you get the correct angle on the bottom to sit flat onto the container base. The angle of bend at the top is less than the old plastic straws which makes them less useful for a bed-bound person but at least with a bit of effort and pulling I did manage to get one through the hole in the lid of the mug for the disabled.