600 Pack 3 oz Small Paper Cups, Disposable Bathroom Mouthwash Cups, Espresso Cups, Ideal for Parties and Everyday Use

Running a marathon? You need tons of training. Helping with the marathon? You need these little paper cups so people can grab a tiny bit of water and crush the cup in victory. Honestly, we used these at field day outdoors for kids who wanted a drink and didn't have a water bottle.

It's a huge time waste trying to separate these cups for use. BJ's was out of the 3oz cups I normally use so I ordered 1200 of these. Holy crap are they terrible. I got tired of fighting with them and bought more of the BJ's cups when they got them back in stock. Just threw 1143 of these in the trash.

The cups arrived as advertised. They will not hold liquids for a long time, as they are paper.

For a paper cup, it's pretty decent. They are very hard to separate, unless you have a bit of a fingernail to get between the rims, or you can use anything thin, like the end of an orange peeler, (a knife might cut the paper). I usually try to loosen several at a time so it's a little easier to use the next few. The paper cup seems to have some kind of coating (but not wax), because it holds up pretty well. I filled a cup up with water and let it sit in the sink for an hour, and there was no leaking. The paper didn't even seem to be compromised at all. We mainly use it for mouthwash, or rinsing after brushing your teeth, so we're not letting liquid sit in it for any extended amount of time anyway. It would be great for classrooms if you are dividing up little snacks or setting out juice. For the price it's a great little cup, you just need patience to separate them.

I use 3-5 cups a day. They are priced so I can use each twice but usually I use a new cup every time. They are very handy to have. I definitely recommend getting

Wanted cups for the bathroom that weren’t plastic. While the quality of these cups is good they are a PITA to get apart! Would not buy again but since I have so many I use them as snack cups in my daycare.

Cups on the thin side, hard to take apart from the other cups would not order them again

I use these to mix micas and oils in my small business. They do the job and I don't feel bad for throwing them away instead of single use plastics.