Webake Silicone Stretch Lids 12 Pack Reusable Expandable Lids (2.6" to 8.3") Fit Various Sizes of Container Tops, Bowls, Cups, Cans (Durable, Flexible)

I needed covers for 4.5" ramekins and these DO fit perfectly. They are very stretch and have pull-tabs to make it easy to stretch the covers over the ramekins or other containers. They are great for covering dogfood cans, soda cans and many other items you'd want to cover. 12 of them nest together so they don't take up much space in my drawer. Easily washed. Not totally clear but clear enough to see contents.

These stretch over regular mouth mason jars for storage. You can push down on lod while lifting a corner to create a suction seal. These work great for storing left overs but don't work well if tipped and wet contents touches around the seal. If wet, they start to lift off on their own. I use them to store breast milk in jars to reduce plastic waste and to avoid using the aluminum lids. So easy to clean! You can dunk them in soapy water and use your fingertips to wash quickly and effectively which is why I chose them so I wouldn't have to clean the threads of a different style screw lids. Recommend for those looking for an easy to clean lid solution.

These are great for narrow mouth. Technically they fit the wide mouth but popped off too easy. Easy enough to clean if you don't let them sit for days on end in the bottom of your lunch bag. Super easy to use. Mostly leak proof. I haven't had one leak, but I can see how if you're really rough with them that it could happen.

It's happened once too many times that earwigs have made their way into the larger opening settings on my garden hose nozzle and have made me jump out of my skin when they shoot out into the bird bath and such. And I mean a lot of them, often getting stuck in the nozzle housing. It's horrible, I feel bad about it.Might sound odd, but after measuring my garden hose nozzle, I found these stretchable lids may just do the trick to keep them out. They arrived today and I got right on it -- they fit just fine over the nozzle. No more freeloaders who risk drowning in the water nozzle and that makes me happy. So, not purchased for their intended purpose, but still work well for my application. Hopefully, they find a different place to sleep now.

Nice for storing a half can for later, and if you get a good seal and burp it the food will be a teensy bit fresher Ilater on (for the super-finicky little monsters). These also make a good seal for across the tops of some travel mugs that aren't leak-proof. Just don't mix up your cat food lids with your travel mug lids, thx to silicone's odor-absorbing qualities 😜I have some 4 oz reusable little containers whose lids cracked a while ago and these are perfect.

These are supposed to stretch to 3.5 inches. Maybe two people could get them to stretch that far.

Bought them to protect a bit better my solar lights jar lids from the elements. Its almost been a year and they are still protecting them and haven't been eaten away by the 100+ degree constant sun. Really happy with these.

Too small to fit any average sized bowl. Bought hoping these would fit my momcozy wearable pump cups for transport between uses. Those are only 4in in diameter but they didn’t stretch enough to even cover those. Unless your looking to cover snack size bowls (under 3 oz) these are not the ones…

I was skeptical at first but these thin silicone stretch lids are quite strong and don't tear easily. They are easy to clean and reusable. My wife used glad wrap before to cover the tops of drinking glasses for making yoghurt. She prefers to use drinking glasses rather than jars. She had to replace the glad wrap after each use. Not good for the environment! Now she uses the stretch lids which are a good investment.