Aluminum Foils Lids to Reuse Capsules Coffee Pods Compatible with Nespresso VertuoLine 64mm(100/package)

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These foil lids work great! I was looking to reuse my Nespresso pods, and these have been exactly what I needed. They're easy to stick on, seal really well, and I haven't had any leaks or problems with my machine. The coffee brews just like a regular pod and I love being able to use my own favorite coffee instead of buying new capsules all the time. It's a great way to save money and cut down on waste. Overall, I'm really happy with this purchase and would definitely recommend these to anyone who likes reusing their Nespresso pods.

No issues at all. Perfect fit on the pods. Found them easy to apply and easy to remove after brewed. Not a bad value for the price. I do recommend.

I love these reusable lids and the kit that I purchased earlier to create your own pods for the Nespresso machine. It saves you a ton of money while also being great on the environment with no waste. And as an added bonus you can use any of your favorite coffee in these pods as well. Highly recommended to buy the kit they work great!!

These work adequately. The foil replacement lids wrap over top of the pods. This results in a slight sticky edge to the finished pods and the pods getting stuck in the machine. They are easy to get out, but slightly annoying. In the end, a good alternative to paying for outrageously expensive new pods.

So I want to start out by saying that these things are extremely easy to use and I continue to have them on subscription. I average about 10-12 cups of coffee in my Nespresso a week, most of those using these foil lids. The first two sets of lids I got were perfect. They stuck great, didn't cause any issues in my machine, and made life so easy for me (and cheap!). The fact that I can make high-quality coffee for 30-50 cents per cup, along with how easy it is, made me want to give this 5 stars, and I would have if I had written this review a month and a half ago. With the two last shipments I got, I could tell a difference as soon as I went to use the first one. The adhesive didn't stick as well, the circle seemed a bit bigger, the little tab to pull the sticker off was getting stuck (maybe a slightly different design or due to the adhesive, not sure), and the whole thing was just a bit thinner. Was this intentional from the company to save money? I have no way to know. For all I know, it might have to do with the company they get their materials from. The truth is it really doesn't matter. While I still highly recommend these for anyone who wants to make their own pods, I was disappointed in the drop in quality. The worst part for me was that after using the newest shipment, the adhesive started sticking to part of the pod and caused a very minor problem with using them: the pod would get stuck in the machine for a minute or two (or you would have to pull it out manually). The bottom line is if you're buying these for the first time, you most likely won't notice any of this and you should consider this a 5* product. Oh, and a pro tip, when you put the lid on, bend the little tab UP, not down. It makes getting the foil off a lot easier when you're done.