Can I find shorter straws for the 6 oz? This replacement straw is too long and baby can't get last drop of liquid as advertised because the end curves
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You can contact Zolibaby and see what size of straws they carry for the sippy cups
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They are all the same size straws. If you pull out one from each cup and hold them next to each other, you'll see that they're the same.
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The ball part of the straw can be pulled off. If you feel comfortable, you can take the ball off and cut the straw to the appropriate length and reinsert the ball. (I haven't tried this myself, but plan to for my 6 oz cup.
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I've called Zoli Baby and pointed out this very thing. Their only response is that they only carry the straws for the 9oz cups but that "They can be used for any size cup" they carry. What helps us is I have my child turn the cup 180 degrees at the end. A pain though...
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Any standard flexible size straws will work; rigid straws are limited to 0.24" [or 6mm] in outer diameter.
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The Tervis straws are a tigh fit but they work perfect. I bought mine from Bed Bath and Beyond; however, the ones below appear to be the same and are on Amazon.http://www.amazon.com/dp/B004A9GKEW/ref=cm_sw_r_udp_awd_Ypcotb1SQN9DW
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I would like to answer your question, but it was so long ago that we ordered these straws, I just don't remember. We use them nearly every day and are only now getting low. I was just thinking this past week that it's time to restock. We really like these straws - the ones we bought at local stores were annoyingly short, and some seemed prone to getting holes in the bending section so that they wouldn't work well. These seem to be "tougher." Wish I could have helped you with the count.
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I am always amused when someone indicates that the straws are "too long" as though that were a problem. The top section is a bendable/accordion style flexibility. It is certainly easier to cut off whatever length you need to from the bottom, then it would be to try to add to the length of the straw. Really, would you expect a long straw to be short when you're looking for a long straw
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I thought so when I got them, but now I realize a regular (1/4") straw will not fit...it has to be a really small diameter: a 3/16" works. I have a set of multi-colored striped 3/16" diameter straws, and they look very cute!
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The straw can be purchased seperately but not the top that goes with it. The straw is nearly the same price as a whole new cup so I buy both kinds and then interchange the cups depending on the kid.
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The straw comes with all the safe sippy 2 cups but can be removed if not needed. My daughter is 19months and still doesn't use it so we're just saving it. The spout is hard on all the cups and can not be changed, it's part of the construction. I wouldn't recommend giving this cup to a 6 month old. Our daughter started using this cup at 10 months and by 11 months she was only using the cup. She caught on pretty quick so maybe just wait a bit, 6 months is kind of young for any cup.
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I'm going to have to look into that. Althought I have not used the straw yet I can only go by the ad an it's Covent size. Thanks for your question anjave a blessed day . If you have any concerns about the straw I would just go with the life straw especially if your hiking overseas.
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I do not know it is the size of the standard straw you get at the store. Hope this helps.
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The opening that you drink from is *just* wide enough to also support a straw, but it has to be a tall straw, and it can't be the hard plastic kind; to fit, it has to push oblong just the tiniest bit. That said, I usually get a tall straw when I refill at QT or Racetrac, and that works fine.
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a straw would fit but it is made for drinking out of the bottle. I was not happy with this product. The colors are awesome but peal after a few washings. They also dent very quickly if dropped.
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NO THIS IS for the larger cup, not the small one and it's so frustrating because it doesn't say that! These are about an inch longer than the current straws in the smaller cup.
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I bought this as a gift, so I do not own one myself. However, I have a similar sized bottle and use the long straws from Starbucks.
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I have the Tervis tumbler but the smaller one (i think it is 12 oz?). The straw is just long enough for my size tumbler so I think it will be too short for the 24 oz.
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I am not sure. You might want to contact customer service at thermos, or checkout the thermos website for more info. I can tell you that the straw is a good sturdy long lasting straw that is super easy to clean. I cant see it needing a replacement if properly washed.
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The straw is extremely strong!!! Our little loves her's:). If I'm allowed to say just keep a close eye on your baby but it is safe!!! I hope I helped, good luck:)