3 oz. Disposable Plastic Cups by Disposoware

Avalon Rae LynnAvalon Rae Lynn: All right so I needed some thing for my tattoo gun to rinse out my ink. In order to keep it sanitary it had to be a disposable cup. I didn’t need too much so the size of these was perfect. It does come with 100 of them so I can use them multiple times. But the plastic is really weak. And they are really expensive for what they are. I should just get some solo cups as they seem to be thicker in not as breakable. I wouldn’t mind these if they were cheaper but they seem to be really overpriced considering what they are. They might be OK by water cooler or some thing but for my needs they just didn’t meet them.

United States on Feb 24, 2022

Shelley B.: I cannot find small disposable cups anywhere! I should have started at Amazon! Lol These little cups are very strong and have several good uses. As of now, there are a stack next to the toothbrushes! They come in a roomy plastic bag for protection. You can use a bread tie to secure them once opened! That is a real plus in the bathroom! I will buy more when theses are gone!

United States on Nov 11, 2021

Cindy Mitchell: I use these for starting plants, they are clear so I can see the roots growing.

Canada on Mar 20, 2021

BJ: N/A

Canada on Mar 15, 2021

Ephraim & Misty Schoephoerster: I got these to take ovulation tests. I took them on a trip with me to soak my retainer but they’re too little to fit my retainer. So I would say they are ok for ovulation tests but they cannot hold too much weight (the weight of clear blue ovulation tests). I would have to use two of the cups - one for my top retainer - and one for the bottom. I would suggest looking into a bigger size. Even if used as a drinking cup, I would say maybe for very very young children not for any adult functions.

United States on Oct 03, 2020

moonslight: I love the cups. They're very sturdy and I like the fact that they're clear. One TINY problem -- if the rolled-over part of the rim were not as big, they would fit in the dispenser more easily. That is a very minor problem. I'm thrilled to have 3 ounce cups available. I used to use Dixie, then went to Solo because I prefer plastic (recyclable) over paper (disposable). Solo's 3 ounce cups seem to be a thing of the past. I've searched all over the internet and in grocery stores and could not find them. I was overjoyed to find these cups on Amazon.

United States on Mar 18, 2020

Darrel: I had been using a different brand but ordered these because delivery was faster. The price was also slightly better. They are being used by a class of 10 preschool students. The cups do not tip over easily. They fit the preschool students hands perfectly. Usually the 3 ounces of juice they are served is sufficient, although sometimes a few ask for a refill.
Others report using the cups for other purposes. They are sturdy enough for holding liquids for just about any purpose. One time waxed paper cups were tried, but they leak after a relatively short period of time. These cups will hold liquids indefinitely and would be suitable for reuse over a period of time.

United States on Nov 19, 2018