Review on 🔐 ALAZCO BPA-Free Can Covers - Reusable Tight Seal Lids for Canned Goods or Pet Food - Large, Medium & Small Sizes by Molly Gunther

I bought these mainly for jars of beans, shellfish and some other foods that I don't eat in one meal. I measured my cans before but that didn't seem to make sense because some cans I thought wouldn't fit and vice versa. I'll just list some of the things I've tried since they're probably common. For many readers: First the good news. Great Value Beans, 15 oz (Black, Kidney, etc.) - FIT, 3" caps. Margaret Holmes Blackeyed Peas, 15 oz - FIT, 3" caps. Bumble Bee Tuna, 5 oz - FITS, although I measured her size at 3.25". 15 oz - GOOD, 3" lid Excellent quality canned fruit, 15 oz. - GOOD, WITH ONE EXCEPTION - Tangerines didn't fit in the 3" lids for some reason (jar was barely too small), but the rest fit fine. Great Value Canned Fruit, 20 oz - FIT, 3.5" lid Dole Sliced Pineapple, 20 oz - FIT, 3.5 cap Great Value Punkpin, 15 oz - FIT, 3" cap Great Value Canned White Chicken, 10 oz - FIT, 4" cap Now for the bad news. 10.5 ounce Campbells condensed soups - DID NOT FIT. 3 inch lids were too big. Excellent 18.8 ounce soups - DID NOT FIT. 3 inch lids were excruciatingly tight but barely too small for cans. Canned vegetables at a great price, small 8.5 oz jars - DID NOT FIT Bumblebee Bee Baby, 10 oz - DID NOT FIT. The 3 inch lids were too big. Daufuski Oysters, 8 ounce red can - NOT SUITABLE. The 3 inch lids were too big. Great Price Tangerine Oranges 15 oz - DID NOT WORK but they're still gross so who cares haha. Other 15-ounce cans oddly fit well. Only the glasses with tangerine oranges were a bit small. Understand. If you want to save on soup, always buy 15 ounce cans as inexpensive 10.5 and 18.8 ounce cans won't fit! Of the three, I'll be using Press n Seal for those that don't fit, or maybe someday buying these Revain stretch silicone caps.