As Seen On TVWow Cup, Spill-Proof Cup (Color Will Vary)

There are so, so many "spill-proof" cups on the market. Let me tell you, I have tried at least 5 different ones. This is the only one that has worked for me and is the easiest to clean (Simply pop out the lid's silicone insert and pop the three pieces in the top rack of the dishwasher).I purchased it not knowing it was an "Seen on TV" item (which honestly would have made me more skeptical of it), but because it was on clearance at a store going out of business and I was still holding out on hope that I could find a legit spill-proof cup. Since, I have purchased three more from Amazon. Totally worth the price.I find this cup particularly helpful in the car. I have a Chicco NextFit carseat which comes with a cupholder. My two year old is not ready to drink bottled water in the car by herself, which seemed like one of the only things that fit in the tiny cupholder. That is until I found this cup! It fits in the cupholder easily and is tall enough for her to be able to easily remove it from the cupholder on her own. Did I mention it doesn't spill? No water soaked clothes in the car.Highly recommended. Enjoy!*Note: I purchased two cups in the "whatever color is available" cheap option from this buyer and a blue cup from another buyer because I really wanted that color. Well, turns out I received two blue cups from this order as well. Oh well! Three blue cups later and no still no spills!

I usually don't do reviews...but I have to give a 5 star to this cup! Like every other "as seen on TV" product, I was very skeptical. As soon as my 6 year old and 3 year old saw the commercial they did their usual..."OH MY GOSH WE HAVE TO HAVE THIS MOMMY, WE NEED IT SO BAD!" I saw one in a local store and indulged my 6 year old daughter and got her a pink one. I figured ok, it's only 10 bucks and when it doesn't work I can just chuck it. Well, I must say to my utter surprise it works awesome! It actually doesn't leak and it super easy to take apart and put back together, dishwasher safe and my kids have been sharing the pink one for a month now and it is still going strong! I just ordered 3 more for them! I have tried every cup out there for "older" kids that supposedly don't leak, and they always do...except this one! I love it and can't say enough about it!

I bought this cup for a toddler transitioning from tippy cups. I can't make him understand that he still needs to suck. I tried the cup myself, and let my teenage son try it. We both felt like it takes a lot of effort to get the liquid out. The toddler will probably grow into it, but it's not meeting my needs for him right now.I wish you had the option to request colors. I, too, ended up with 3 pink cups and a blue one. I'm not above giving the boy pink things, and I know it's just a cup - but usually when you pay for something you get to choose a color option. It would be nice to have the choice.I will say that the cup truly does not leak - in my experience holding and shaking it. It hasn't actually been used by the child yet. It does not hold much liquid.Overall, I'd say these cups are over-priced. I will just teach him to drink from a normal cup and not let him have free roam of the house with it.

The cups leak everywhere. If you sit the cup on the table and don't even touch it, liquid comes up out of the seal on it's own accord, and comes out of the little slits in the center of the silicone lid. This results in milk all over my baby's face when she decides to pick it up and drink. The lid is almost impossible to get on and off. It is very aggravating. I'm actually annoyed I bought three of these, because they seemed good at first. I'm not sure if constant washing is what makes it leak of if they really aren't leak-proof to begin with. I would recommend trying another product, unless you like the smell of stale milk in your car or all over your carpets.

There are other brands coming out with very similar cups, and they are about half the price, so it will be interesting to see how they stack up against the original WOW cup. It's a very sturdy cup. It leaks very little, BUT the silicone pieces will wear out over time and then you will see more leaks. You can buy replacement parts but the reviews on those indicate they are too stiff, so not sure if that's a production issue that will get better over time. My kid at about 14 months, went from a sippy cup to this cup overnight. It took maybe 5 minutes for her to figure it out and it's been smooth sailing since. Our pediatrician was very clear he wanted her off spout cups and didn't want us to introduce straws and recommended this. It's a big cup but she holds it easily. I wish there were markings inside for ounces but that's a minor detail. The only problem I've had is that the caps can be hard to screw on and without tipping it all over you can't be sure it's on tight. I developed tenosynovisits in my wrist after having my kid (yay for being a geriatric mom, more likely to get this stuff) and sometimes I just can't get the lid off without pain, or even at all, especially after my husband puts it on. He's no muscle man, but screws the lid on tighter than I do. Overall it's a really good cup, easily washed in the dishwasher, easy to assemble, so we'll see how it goes over time. It will easily transition into a regular cup when it's time for that, just take the lid off. I did just order a competitor's cup to compare. And don't bother buying the extra lids. One comes with the cup and you'll find you rarely use it. By the time you are using the cup the germaphobia has died down and you'll just wipe it off when needed.