Reviews
I wish they were cheaper.
"I wish they were cheaper. Tossup whether to buy whole new top and bottom or just replace the tops. They don't seem to last very long. Perhaps because I use them from freezing, which might be more wear and tear on the plastic."
— Deborah W. (3/5)
Your lids don’t last.
"Stop saying they’re dishwasher proof. Our kids didn’t last very long. Very disappointed. The containers & lids new are WONDERFUL- don’t put lids in dishwasher- it destroys them & replacement lids are sooo expensive."
— HB (1/5)
The item is wonderful. The
"The item is wonderful. The shipping cost is exorbitant and a disrespect to your customers."
— Barry D. (3/5)
Long lasting, durability
"I have been using Pyrex glassware for a long time. I bought my first set at Costco. 18-piece set, 20+ years ago. I love them. I added many more sets over time. My first set of lids started to fall apart. I think it's due to the dishwasher. Better not to put the lid in the dishwasher. I hand-wash the lid so it can last. It is hard to find a replacement lid, especially the number 8101,8201, 8212,8500"
— Tami (5/5)
"The new lids fit perfectly"
— Pudlo (5/5)
Poor Quality
"I purchased a set of plastic Snapware containers earlier this year. The lid tabs on the round 4 cup container just snapped off. The replacement lids cost more than the product itself. This product is a waste of money and results in a very negative environmental impact."
— EDITH V. (1/5)
I never received my order.
"I never received my order. Ordered almost a month ago!"
— Erik T. (1/5)
So happy I found replacement
"So happy I found replacement lids. Shipped and arrived quickly!"
— Hines (5/5)
Make the price make sense.
"One replacement lid is $12+ or you buy the bundle of 4 (2 lids and 2 glass containers) set for $13. 50? They want you to create more trash for the planet. IKEA sell their lock and seal lids and glass containers separately and it’s around $2-$3 each. So you can buy extra lids if yours break. That makes more sense and is good for the planet."
— Victoria (1/5)
Expensive for just a lid, designed to fail
"Expensive to replace just one lid. They always fail within about a year. Makes more financial sense to just a buy a whole new set, but is so wasteful."
— Ali (1/5)