New Sippin' Spout, Colors may vary 2 Count (Pack of 1)

I love this product for my one year old son. Oddly, my son LOVES water, but drinking directly from a water bottle was messy. These spouts are a lifesaver. He can pace his drinking and doesn't get his shirt wet. Only downside is the spout isn't compatible with all water bottles. For example, it will not fit Dasani water bottles (bottle opening too wide). It will fit Poland Springs and Ozark.

I received an aqua spout and gray spout. Only one bottle spout fits! Why are they not both the same size? I don’t care about them leaking if you lay the bottle flat. I knew that there were not leak proof. What angers me is that one spout is useless so the price is expensive for one working spout!

I like that these seem to fit the 16.9 oz bottles "universally"; however, they don't fit 20 oz bottles (like a Dasani bottle purchased from a Coke machine). Found this out the hard way. If you bring your own water bottle and have a toddler like mine who loves to drink from water bottles (I don't understand the obsession, but whatever), these are pretty handy. If you keep them in your diaper bag thinking that they will allow you to turn a bottle you purchase while out and about into a sippy bottle, you may be out of luck. I gave it 4 stars because it does work on some bottles and my son loves to be able to carry the bottle around and drink on his own; downsides are the lack of universal-ness, and the fact that it is nowhere near spill resistant.

These are a GREAT concept and I like them. I use them and they help. However they don't fit on the bottles of sparking water (polar brand etc) I often drink that my son then demands sips of.. Which was part of why I even looked into these. But it's not guaranteed to fit all bottles. Standard spring water options seem to be fine. I haven't tried a soda bottle just because I don't give it to my son.

These are awesome! They are not spill proof, as others have mentioned, but that worked out for me. My 20 month old isn't a fan of no leak sippy cups, or anything spill proof. He likes the free flow of an open spout. These spouts are definitely free flowing. They're narrow enough to make it much easier to sip from than an open mouthed water bottle, but they're not going to be the ultimate fix to your child spilling water on the hard woods. I mostly use them when we're out and about. I love that I can pack one in his bag and pull it out and attach it to a water bottle if he gets thirsty. I've even refilled an empty mini water bottle with milk when my son lost his sippy cup hours from home. So far these spouts have fit Nestle Pure Life, BJ's Wholesale club brand, Target (Market Pantry) brand, and Hannaford (Nature's Place, mini and regular sized) bottles. I haven't found a water bottle they haven't fit yet, but those are the brands I've used most frequently. Two spouts are plenty for us. I keep one in the diaper bag and the other at home. I'd buy another set in a heart beat if I happened to lose one. They've been worth every penny!

The sipping spouts were great for my 1 year old who just LOVES to drink out of water bottles. This allows us to let him do it somewhat unsupervised because it’s not spill proof but it does control how much comes out. If ur little one is like mine and likes to put the water upside down well, there will be spillage. It’s also nice that there are two different sizes. The blue one is for 16oz bottles and the green is for 20oz bottles. And while you are forced to buy 2 sets here it’s not a bad thing because that means I always have a spare. I keep one set in my purse always just in case.

One worked the other wouldn’t fit on any bottle. The one that actually worked was working well. I wish both worked and then it would be 5 stars

These fit 16.9 fl oz (500 mL) bottles, such as Arrowhead brand, which works for us since that's the size we drink most of the time. An elderly relative suffered a stroke several months ago, and has a little difficulty drinking from cups and bottles without spilling. We tried silicone/plastic bottles with straws attached, but straws are hard to clean and become gross after a while. Toddler sippy cups are just embarrassing for adults to use. We're happy with these spouts (we got yellow and purple) because they're easy to clean, don't look embarrassing for an adult, and our relative can continue to drink from their favorite Arrowhead water bottles. The only drawback is that they can leak a little, but the water only drips out from the cap base if I hold the bottle upside down and squeeze hard.