



- This is a more environmentally friendly option for people who regularly buy takeaway coffee, instead of always using disposiable cups and throwing them out, you can just keep re-using this cup
- Made to fit under group head of coffee machines to international standards and sizes, so that baristas can actually use it instead of a takeaway cup
- there are no corners or joins on the inside of the cup, so there is no place for bacteria to grow or dirt to collect
- there are no corners or joins on the inside of the cup, so there is no place for bacteria to grow or dirt to collect
- Made from silica, the worlds most avaliable resource
- Dishwasher and microwave friendly
- At $10.95, it is an affordable option
- Designed to look like a normal disposiable takeaway cup
Cons:
- There are already other cups like this on the market, for example Keep Cup, that are already quite popular
- With the aesthetics, it could look a bit like it is trying to hard to look like a coffee cup, without completely looking like one because of the different material it is made of
- The places that sell the coffee migh not like it because generally they will use their coffee cups to put advertising on


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