🥤 USA-Made Hummingbird Glass Straws 9" - 4-Pack, Reusable & Perfect for Smoothies, Tea, Juice, Water, Essential Oils - Includes Cleaning Brush Review

I love these straws. Just the right size, they fit all my jar lids. The price is great and I love the packaging. Nice box that can be reused, kept or used to store straws. Hummingbird had the lowest price so I was skeptical. But I can't tell these straws apart from glass dharma straws. Kolibri had the best price and nice packaging. They also make great gifts. Likewise. MADE IN THE USA. 'Merik!'

I use these glass straws in glass clothing and they are very durable. They can also be used by a 3 or 4 year old who doesn't hit them like a 1 or 2 year old could. These are easy-to-clean, renewable, plastic-free beauties that don't have the metallic taste that stainless steel can't. It's also great that you can look inside; makes cleaning a safe bet. Haven't used the brush yet, but maybe I'll need it. Who would have thought that a straw could be so elegant?

I love this brand of glass straws and keep coming back to order more. The size and shape options are great and I love that it's thick glass that doesn't feel like it's going to break. This size is too thick to fit Starbucks reusable cups, but the 7mm is perfect for them. This size is suitable for smoothies or cocktails as the opening is slightly wider. Even in the dishwasher I've never had such glitches, so the price is definitely justified by the quality.

I was looking for stainless steel or glass straws as I recently started drinking hot tea daily and was concerned that the tannin in the tea would stain my teeth. While I was gravitating towards stainless steel straws for their durability, when I read that Hummingbird makes their straws out of borosilicate glass, I thought that these glass straws would be more than durable. So far, so good. I haven't seen any chips or signs of wear on the straw I used (I believe Hummingbird also advertises a…

I used to buy glass straws and have used them for more than five years, none of them broke. Yes, they do break, but they're not as fragile as you might think. After my visitors broke a few of these over the years I decided to buy a few more as we use them daily. When I stumbled upon these glass straws I was pleased to know that they were made by a small company right here in the USA. This is important to me as all jobs go abroad. Although I try to buy local products, I buy imported goods but…

After working in a chemistry lab for many years, I could the I did these things for about a buck for 5 minutes but despite my obvious facepalm they are pretty good. It takes a while to get used to a straw that doesn't bend (I've learned to use my teeth to control the straw). They are nicely packaged and include a cleaning brush which is very handy. I'm a big fan of glassware because this material is so inert that its solubility in anything you choose to put in your body is practically…

When searching for reusable straws, I was mainly looking for stainless steel straws and then I came across these! I don't know why I didn't think of glass! PROS: Incredibly strong/well made, Perfect length and width, Ethically sourced and manufactured, Helps reduce your personal plastic waste, Say clearly when cleaning is needed, Easy to clean (ideally large, stiff and durable cleaning brush included) CONS (not really, just areas for improvement): 1. It would be nice if the bottom had a notch…

So while searching for straws here a while ago I came across vendors who sell paper straws, one of which very convincingly described the toxicity of plastic straws in the product description. Despite all my environmental efforts, I never thought about how many billions of straws end up in the trash every day. That's literally several billion a day. No wonder plastic straws are the second most common item polluting our oceans. Not to mention that plastic is still toxic to the body. So while…