🥤 BPA-Free Replacement Straws for 10 oz THERMOS FOOGO Bottle (Model BS535), Includes 4 Kids Straw Replacements, Specifically Designed for Thermos Foogo 10 oz (Model BS535) Review

I have a toddler who chews straws so I didn't want to throw them away when they were munching on the straw in their thermos and that's when I saw this set! It's amazing, works great and now I love having a cleaner too!

Somehow there is a suction problem when unscrewing the lid. There were no such problems before. UPDATE: My husband discovered the problem. As you can see in the picture the straws didn't have a suction angle so he cut off pieces on the ends and now it works.

We only bought these to match my son's thermos that he used at school. We could make it work, but I don't want to delve into what I just bought. And even then, the straws are too short! Booooooooo.

This is a fake. Causes liquids to spill even when Foogo is standing upright (the seal isn't good enough so it leaks from the top when the ambient temperature fluctuates). Also, it's more expensive than real Thermos replacement straws. Do yourself a favor and visit the Thermos website and you can order a replacement directly there for $5.99.

Almost looks like Foogo's thermoses, fits well on the mug, doesn't leak. I will say that initially it was difficult for my son to get the liquid through the straw compared to the original. I played around with it a bit, releasing the suction between the two parts of the straw connection and not screwing the cup lid on too tight, and that helped a bit. Then, over time, we noticed that the flow was getting faster. Maybe it just had to be hacked? Since I had to play with it so much to make it…

This is a fake. Causes liquids to leak even when Foogo is standing upright (the seal isn't good enough so it leaks from the top when the ambient temperature fluctuates). Also, it's more expensive than real Thermos replacement straws. Do yourself a favor and visit the Thermos website and you can order a replacement directly there for $5.99.

They look almost identical to Foogo's thermoses and fit nicely in a mug without leaking. I will say that initially it was difficult for my son to get the liquid through the straw compared to the original. I played around with it a bit, releasing the suction between the two parts of the straw connection and not screwing the cup lid on too tight, and that helped a bit. Then, over time, we noticed that the flow was getting faster. Maybe it just had to be hacked? Since I had to play with it so much

Suitable when you want to replace the silicone straw. My son only drinks from this mug so I have a lot of them. Since my son chews on a silicone straw, I noticed after buying it that he sometimes can't suck the drink out. and it drove us crazy trying to figure out why. After some detective work I decided to compare the new hard plastic inner straws to the old ones that came with the thermos. INTERNAL STRAWS ARE A FEW MILLIMETERS longer than the original! This will make it stick to the bottom of