County Line Kitchen Wide Mouth Mason Jar Pour Spout Lid - Flip Cap Drinking/Canning Lids - Handle & Airtight Leak-Proof Seal - Accessories for Pitcher - Fits 32 oz & 64 oz, Gray - 1 Pack

These are the only lids I use after trying many brands that have flaws. I use them whenever I need a good seal, regardless of whether I need the pour spout or not. They work flawlessly, clean easily, do not seem to hold odors, and have been in constant use. Sometimes the contents of jars have gotten moldy and I could clean thoroughly and easily with confidence that no mold would be transferred to the next batch. The pour spouts are great, making these lids widely versatile in all sizes of wide mouth Mason jars. I use them for homemade juice, kefir, kraut and a variety of ingredients and leftovers. I keep buying more because they expand the possibilities of storage. I tried others and was disappointed that they leak, rust or simply can't be screwed on straight. Yes, these are a bit pricey but I don't have any hesitation using them because I know they will perform perfectly.

Seals well and makes it easy to dispense honey or anything else liquid without making a mess from pouring out of the jar. Haven't tried it for non-liquids.

Right size, seem sturdier than the one my lid came with. On the expensive side but they work.

These were marked as being the correct size for regular mouth flip caps. They are sized for wide mouth jars. Returning and hoping that when I reorder I’ll get the correct size.

It's ok, does what it's meant to.But it's made of very smooth hard plastic, with no ridges.Making it a nightmare to unscrew.If you have arthritis, getting old, or any other problems with your hands.This product is not for you.It's amazing how many products are made, without any thought to making sure we can grip them properly.Things like rakes shovels, kitchen utensils, hand tools without grip, are the main reason why people have soar hands.It's such an obvious thing to do.I guess the people that design these things, are to young to suffer from soar hands.And are oblivious to the fact, that older people have dry hands, and have almost no finger prints to grip with.I'm 66 and my hand are so dry and smooth, I drop everything.I have to hold things so tightly, I damage my joints.So, no grip, no thanks!That's my opinion