Dynamic Extra Long Straw, 40-Count (Pack of 24)

I'm just an old "kid" when it comes to straws. Give me a big container filled with cranberry juice, lots of ice, a bendable straw, and I'm happy! The straws we usually find in stores are really too short and some are so narrow in diameter it's a wonder even liquids can get through. So I went to amazon to see what I could find. These are great. The bendable part is really long, and my husband delights in twisting the straw into a "knot" whenever he pours my drink. We gave a box of them to our grands, and they like them, too. The straws were shipped surprisingly quickly and are of good quality.

I have purchased these exact straws for approximately 10 years. My wife is disabled and had difficulty sipping drinks from standard straws even if they were flexible. I came across these straws a number of years ago and they worked absolutely perfectly to meet my wifes needs.

I purchased these extra long straws because I use the large 24 oz Tervis cup and regular straws are just too short. These are good straws (I have used several boxes and they all work...none have slits in them like some straws do where you just have to throw them away). These will last me a long time but I will purchase them again when I finally run out. I do not reuse straws because I am a germ freak, but if you are in to that short of thing you could reuse these over and over again due to the great quality.

I use an oversized mug to drink from everyday. Regular straws are not long enough, and my stores do not stock any longer straws. These are the perfect length and the flexible portion is also longer than most flexible straws. This allows me to have my mug on the tub's edge and bend the straw to my mouth. Talk about lazy days! The straws are cute colors too.The straws are boxed in 24 straw packages which is great. It allows me to store the surplus in my garage without fearing them getting dirty.

Don't bother. These are so skinny I don't know how anything can be pulled up through them for drinking purposes. Maybe as a pipette. I was going to return them but it was going to cost me at least $35, so now I will donate them somewhere. Look elsewhere for these type of straws. I sure wish that Glad still made their flexible straws. Nothing has come close so far.