GUSTO 3 oz Plastic Bathroom Cups [100 Count] Mini Disposable Mouthwash Cups | BPA-Free, Crack-Resistant, Fits Standard Dispensers, Textured Grip, Smooth Rolled Rim, Stackable, Water & Rinsing

They arrived quickly and are as advertised. They are a sturdy plastic, however they don't fit my bathroom dispenser which is what I ordered them for. The price is good and the cups are good so we will use them but the next time I will have to go with the Solo 3 oz cups which cost a little more but do fit my dispenser.

I'm wife use these cups for her plants. They are great. Useful. Great color so she can tell if the roots are growing. Nice thickness to it. Very durable. Overall great. Gald it got it for her.

These cups are perfect for my children. With these cups, I no longer have to worry about wasted beverages because their sizes are just right. Moreover, these cups are more durable than the ones I bought from Walmart before.

Why did you pick this product vs others?: I picked this product over the others because it states that their cups are BPA-free although there is nothing on the packaging that states the plastic is BPA- free so I had to do some research on polypropylene which is what these cups are made from. Per Webmd: "Polypropylene doesn't contain bisphenol-A (BPA), which is a chemical used to make hard plastics. BPA has been used in food packaging since the 1960s." and "Look for plastic products with a “BPA-free” label, and be aware that plastics marked with recycle codes 3 or 7 may contain BPA." I checked the bottom of the cups and the recycle code is 5 which is another indication that it is a food safe plastic i.e. yogurt containers are made from polypropylene. The quality of the cups are alright, not a hard plastic - the sides are a bit flexible, but they will work for what I need to use them for. I would like to recommend that the company add the "BPA-free" label on their packaging just as they claim in their Amazon advertising. Most companies do that when their product is BPA-free.

I use these every spring for starting garden seeds. I drill a hole in the bottom, fill with potting soil and put them in a plastic shoebox-size container. I water from the bottom by putting water in the container, not in the cup. When transplanting, I cut off the bottom one third and plant the rest with about 3/4 inch of cup above ground, to act as a cutworm collar.

Second one. First was in an envelope all crushed but this replacement came fast and was in a box so all good!!

OK, so who ever said a drinking cup can only be used for drinking?! Just check out the prices for 12 or 24 little plant starting pots, and you'll see why this pack of 100 5oz. plastic cups is the way to go! See the photo for size reference. I'm starting new jade plants for friends. You can poke holes in the bottom if you need to have drainage in the event of overwatering. Oh, and by the way, you can go ahead and use some of the cups for drinking, too, if you feel you must. Hah!! The 5 ounce size is perfect to limit the amount of unhealthful sugary beverages the kids will be drinking.

Perfect for crafting with paints. Great value for the number of cups, durable to use with paints and can be washed/peeled to reuse.

Would buy again.

They work just fine. I like the clear plastic.

Perfect size for my needs although they are a little flimsy. Putting 2 together gives a touch more stability. I am happy with my order.

Good CUPS.

perfect for the job