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GoCup
Humangear
GoCup
$11.99
Description

  Collapsible cup

  The GoCup from Humangear is is made from FDA food-grade silicone, making for a collapsing cup that is 100% leakproof. A press-fit lid keeps things clean during transport and features an integrated pill holder. 100% BPA-free, PC-free, and phthalate-free.

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Description
Brand Name:
Humangear
Volume:
SIZES
SMALL: 4 fl. oz. (118ml)
LARGE: 8 fl. oz. (237ml)
Weight:
Large - 2.5 oz. (70.9g)
Waterproof:
Yes
Other Features:
What are the care and cleaning instructions for the GoCup?
The GoCup is dishwasher safe (top rack only).

Are there any differences between the 4 fl. oz. and 8 fl. oz. GoCups other than size?
Yes. The 8 fl. oz. also has a "DoubleDecker" tray that gives you the option of two smaller chambers (to organize pills, for example), or one large chamber. The "DoubleDecker" also creates a handy portable pill box you can take on-the-go by itself.

Can you drink a fine, 50-year-old Cognac like Hine Triomphe from a GoCup?
Yes.

What units of measurement are marked on the GoCups?
Both sizes of GoCup are made for "cups" and "ml." The 8 fl. oz. size goes up to 1 cup and 200 ml, while the 4 fl oz. size goes up to 1/2 a cup and 100 ml. The 4 fl. oz. size also has markings for 1 and 2 shots.

Can I use the GoCup for a hot beverage?
The silicone of the GoCup can hold a hot beverage; however, you may find that the silicone is too hot to hold around the middle--you may only be able to hold it from the bottom or the upper lip if you put a hot beverage in it.
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