LELE LIFE 4 Pack Same Size Silicone Stretch Lids, Thicker Reusable Sturdy Silicone Container Cover, Expandable Food Storage Covers, Dishwasher and Freezer Safe,9.5cm

Good quality and fit perfectly.

The 9.5cm size of this product fits okay on the pots that Sainsbury’s sells houmous/hummus and other dips in. It’s not a super-tight fit, and I’m not sure if it’s airtight. It’s pretty easy to get the cover on and off.

Great product to keep cat food fresh and airtight between feeds and stored in the fridge.

These stretchy lids are often sold in assorted sizes which can mean lots of wasted random sizes. These are all the same size. Even better - they fit the lovely glass jars from Raw Organic Classic Sauerkraut - Unpasteurised which is delicious and can be bought from Amazon Fresh. Win - Win as the jars are very useful when paired with these lids and are much better than plastic jars in looks and function. The lids are relatively expensive I think.

These are fine for covering bowls, though they’re too flimsy to stack. My main problem is that they don’t contain the smell of cooked food, so the entire fridge now smells of leftovers.

Better quality than the cheaper versions, visibly thicker and definitely tougher so expecting they will last a lot longer than the cheaper versions. More expensive, but worth it.

Not as thick as I was expecting, but they work well

The original lids with the Kilner juice and sauce jar look good - when new. After two weeks - they leaked a lot. The seals inside are super thin and dont work very well. The lids are made of steel - so after four weeks - we had rust deposits on the neck and edge of the bottle. Not very appealing.These silicon lids are faster, easier, do not leak even when upended and shaken, go in the dishwasher - a little less pretty but Kilner doesn't do replacements for their "temporary lids" and these solve the problem!But a word of warning - once you open a sealed bottle and use it, the neck becomes wet and the caps then slip easily - so inverting the bottle then can casue leakage. But forewarned is forearmed...