Nowaday : Update Today Over to world

• Replacement spout for item 890 and 891
• Dishwasher safe (top rack only)
• Vari-flow valve allows child to control liquid’s flow rate
• No-spill design helps prevent leaks and spills

Customer Reviews

 “It’s just good!” 2010-08-23
By Izzy
That’s what I want to get. I tried to find out this spouts in Babies R us & other places but, they don’t carry this anymore because of new model. My baby is so used to this model. It’s good for my whole family. Thx.

 “Good as new” 2010-07-28
By Jennifer (Cleveland, OH)
These spouts break easily with a teething toddler, but it’s nice to be able to replace them and not have to waste the whole cup. The soft spouts were great for a beginning sippy cup user, but now that my son can drink from the harder spout, we’ll buy those type of cups instead.

 “Absolutely love it!!” 2010-07-21
By GC (seattle, wa)
My son is addicted to these lids because they are soft and he can chew on them! AND they don’t leak because of the built in valve. They stopped carrying them at Babies R Us, the only other place I have found them. So Happy to find them on Amazon!!!

 “Valve Issues” 2010-07-20
By Megan Rich (West Hollywood, CA United States)
I have twin 20-month-old boys. We use the Nuby cups that use these spouts because the boys were willing to take them as a transition from bottles. They use valveless sippy cups most of the time but still drink their milk from these cups just because they tend to drink a greater quantity from them.

For that reason I like them, but we had to order the replacement spouts because after just a few months of use, the valves tore causing them to leak (they would splash my boys in the face when they tipped their cups back). When we got the new spouts, the valve design had been changed (I imagine because of the very problem we had with them). The new valves did a horrible job of letting air into the cups. So much suction was required to open the valves that he spouts would collapse before they would let any air through, making it very hard for my boys to drink from them (which meant they started drinking much less of their milk).

I resolved the issue by expanding the slits in the valves with a razor, but if that hadn’t worked, we would’ve had to stop using these altogether.

Also, the spouts have a lot of crevices which are hard to clean. I have to use a little brush that came with another brand of bottles to get them clean.

 “not what expected” 2010-07-20
By alemom
This spout is the old version. It is the soft silicone that will rip easily if you have a child that likes to chew or hold the spout with their teeth. The newer silicone spouts are a harder silicone that definitely holds up 10x’s longer than this one. Just disappointed.