BEABA Silicone Straw Sippy Cup Straw Kit, Replacement Straw for Stainless Steel Sippy Cup + Straw Sippy Cup

Smells of chemicals
The straw reaks of chemicals/sanitizer straight from the bag, I’ve washed it, soaked it, you name it, and I can’t seem to get it out. You can taste the cleaner when you suck through it.. I can also see wear marks already and she’s been using it for 3 days..

I read this other review that said the straw is too long & technically it’s not. I don’t need to cut it. I pictured two beabas. One in rain & other in charcoal. The rain (blue) is the first one I got & you can see it’s different because it has a ‘lip’ where the straw would come out. The charcoal (gray) one does not. They must be different editions.Now look at the straws I took a picture of. From left to right is in the order I purchased. Furtherest to the left is the oldest straw (from rain/blue beaba), the middle is the charcoal/gray beaba & last straw on the right is the newest straw (the replacement straw). The middle & furthest to the right are the same exact length.Meaning, that the replacement straws & ‘no lip’ beabas are the same length. Regardless, this straw will fit in a beaba with ‘lip’.I am a fan of this stainless steel cup. We have purchased 1 about every 8 months. Do I think they’re great quality stainless steel? Umm probably better than munchkin. The straws need to be replaced often with teethers. I am exploring different stainless steel options. I firmly believe this cup as most sippy cups cause tooth decay. So I really want my kid to swap to using a cup.

My toddler loved this sippy cup, but was able to chew right through the straw! We went through 3-4 orders of the straws before switching to Dr. Brown’s transition sippy cup.