They worked great me! I love them! I hated using the sticky label ones. I really like the Stainless Steel ones, but they are a bit pricey.

Only my first experience with this was bad and that's because I put too much / many coffee grounds in the capsule. It made a bit of a mess but after I learned how to use it properly, it's consistent and fantastic. I haven't had it very long yet but I look forward to getting more creative with ingredients to add to the coffee grounds. Maybe I'll make another mess but it's a learning process, right?

These rubber tops are so clever and a BIG money saver. It takes a bit of trial and error to get it just how you like it but totally worth it. I've found these work best with a finely ground coffee and I fill about 6/8th full. You have to leave a little room for the coffee to expand. I just use a teaspoon to fill them and tap with my hand to settle the coffee down and level it out. Super easy to hand wash these have held up and look like the day I bought them. I liked them so much I bought a second set. These are one of those items you use and ponder "why didn't I think of that".

This is the best for my vertuo Nespresso. It works identical to the regular pods. Now I don’t have to buy espresso pods, just buy the bag. Same speed, heat, great value, no leakage, very durable.

We tried refilling our Vertuo pods using the stick on lids, but we started having a lot of issues with them not brewing. These have been much more reliable. Don't overfill the pod. We use 8.5-9 grams of coffee per pod, no more than 9g. Its also nice that these are reusable. Having to constantly reorder the foil stick on lids became tiresome. These Silicone lids are the best option we've seen so far for reusing Vertuo capsules.

Easy to use but I’ve noticed with my Verturo machine that you need to have this kid fitting exactly the right way so that it doesn’t cause a leak. I guess if you put too much coffee in your pod, it doesn’t line up right and my machine makes a really loud noise. There’s been two or three times where the coffee has leaked all in the back because the lid pushes it off track. Annoying.

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Not my first time ordering this product. Works great, I think it’s a little stronger than some of the other covers making it easier to put the lid on.

These literally pay for themselves in less than 10 cups of coffee! I was worried that the seal wouldn't be tight enough or that grinds would end up in my cup of coffee but neither proved true. I can now use my favourite blends for a fraction of the cost of the proprietary pods. Super easy to reuse and compost the grinds instead of having to send off by mail for recycling. Really happy I took a chance on these.

It is a good replacement for the foil stickers but I find I have to clean my machine more frequently as it creates clogs from grinds that get through the holes even though I use the same coffee that I used with the foil lids.

Say goodbye to pricey Nespresso pods! With this Nespresso-compatible alternative, you get the best of both worlds: cost savings and flavor variety. These pods cost around $0.40 per cup, compared to the original $1.50 store-bought Nespresso pods. Plus, they're eco-friendly! Explore Lavazza, Starbucks-inspired, or budget-friendly options for your daily caffeine fix. Cheers to great coffee without breaking the bank!

I ordered two different types of Vertuo pod covers to see which I liked best. One was these silicone covers and the other was the Geesta foil covers sold here on Amazon. These were the best hands down. I have had no leaks, no problems with spilled grounds, or water not going through the pod.That said, the kit needs a few tweaks. First, there are an odd number of covers, only three. If you are a couple, buy two sets. Second, the tiny scoop is worthless. The kit that Geesta sells comes with a larger measuring spoon that works great for filling coffee sized pods AND it is nearly the pod diameter, so it makes leveling the coffee easy. If you only want to refill pods that are smaller portion, you will need to experiment to find the right amount of coffee to use.A couple of tips that have worked for me:1. Do not overfill the pods. Use a measuring spoon and ensure you have about 5mm gap from the top of the coffee to the pod top. This ensures that you can get the lid on and that water can flow through the pod itself.2. Do not overpack the coffee! The Vertuo is not an espresso machine. Fill the coffee and then just LIGHTLY tap the spoon to level the surface. If you pack it, water will not be able to flow through the coffee grounds to make coffee. You also risk getting the needle that inserts onto the pod clogged.3. Use genuine Vertuo pods. You need the code on the bottom for the machine to read so it makes the right size of coffee. Make sure the pod shells are dry before refilling or using the refilled pods in your machine. The same goes for the lid in the kit. Water will spoil the coffee inside and can cause issues with the machine. Just lightly dry the cleaned shell and lid or dry overnight before using.4. Use the right grind of coffee!! I have used both medium fine and more medium and got the best results with medium fine (stronger coffee). Powder will clog the holes. Do not pulverize your beans too much.5. Use the filled pods within a day or two. There are holes in the lid that will degrade the coffee if kept too long. This set is best for those who fill pods just before brewing or the night before. I can easily fill several pod shells within a minute so it does not take long. Given the holes on top, keep the pods upright until used so coffee grounds do not leak out.I much prefer this system over the foil covers. I found those a pain to use as they do not always adhere well and they take too long to put on compared to the silicone tops, plus you keep having to buy more foils. I have also had issues with leaks of grounds with them due to the foil not sticking completely.If you have the extra money, get the Geesta system for their brush and measuring spoon, but use the silicone covers from those kit instead of the foil. The Geesta brush is much easier to use given its length and has nicer bristles. Better yet, Vivi Sun could offer something similar in their kit.This system is also sustainable for those into no waste. Once you use a couple of Vertuo pods, keep them and remove the foil (make sure the pod edges inside are smooth so that the silicone lids can seat properly. Compost or throw away the used Vertuo coffee and keep the pod shells. Once you refill the pods, all you have to dispose of is the spent coffee daily.

Love it! Will repurchase