Reflo Smart Cup Assorted 4 pack

These are great cups for my son who has a disability. He can drink from a normal Looking cup really easily. We liked the style so much we bought this 4 pack so he can use them regularly. Tip - handwashing makes them last longer.

Training cup for a one a half child. Fantastic product!

The plastic looks and feels very cheap. All 4 cups had what appeared to be small fractures/cracks, most noticeably around the rim. The inserts also come out easily so water spills everywhere. The cups came poorly packaged. I expected more for the price.

My kids love these cups. I love these cups. My kids can drink out of a cup just like Mom and Dad, just like they always want to. Everyone who sees these wishes they had thought of the idea! Pro: - Really work to teach kids how to drink out of a real cup. The slow-flow rim works perfectly. My 6 month old even uses it! - Easy to clean. There are two simple parts to wash; no gaskets, no nooks and crannies. - Grows with the child. The plastic cup can be used alone without the slow-flow rim for my older child. - Made in the USA! Con: - Not spill proof. Not a con for me because I want to teach the kids that drinks will indeed spill when tipped over; they learn to be careful and cautious early. - Slow-flow rim sometimes falls out when the cup is tipped over, making a bigger mess than expected. Not a huge deal for me (see above). - Plastic is a little brittle. I've broken 2 cups by dropping them. Not a huge deal (don't drop the cup!) but may be nice if they were a little more durable. - Seem a little expensive for what they are, especially to buy a replacement cup instead of a whole set. But I'll pay the extra for a product made in the US.

These cups worked very well at first. However, to make them secure and prevent the "lid" from just falling out when my toddlers drank from them I needed to insert them quite tightly in the glass. But the glass is of very cheap quality. Therefore it was maybe a week or two of using them that I noticed cracks were starting to form on the glass itself. So every time I placed the "lid" it would make the crack larger and the milk would leak from the side of the glass. So now I have 4 cracked glasses that cannot be used and 4 "lids". Over all, the concept is great. And they worked very well. My son who has Down Syndrome was making great progress in transitioning from a sippy cup to an open glass with the help of the Reflo. However, for the price, it really is horrible quality.