Pyrex 4-Cup Red Plastic Food Storage Lids - BPA-Free, Odor Resistant, 6-Pack

These lids fit well on my Pyrex dishes, and after over a year of use, and being washed on the top rack of my dishwasher, none of them have cracked or broken yet. The few times I've frozen them, I've been very careful to be gentle with them, and not try to bend them too far because my old Pyrex lid set that came with my dishes all cracked after being frozen. My Anchor lids all cracked and broke after a short time of using them, even with normal fridge use; not worth the money saved compared to Pyrex lids.
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Fit perfect, product as described. Good price. Will buy again when needed. All of my pyrex bowl lids seem to go missing, I'm thinking they go the the place where missing socks go 🤔.
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We drifted away from plastic storage containers to glass a few years ago. We’ve bought Pyrex and a different brand. The lids of the other brand cracked quickly. A few of our Pyrex lids cracked after years of going through the dishwasher.These are great replacements. Of course, they fit the Pyrex dishes but they also fit the other brand. No doubt, the Pyrex lids are great quality and better than the other brand.We only hand wash our lids these days (glass still goes in the dishwasher) and the Pyrex lids are lasting, pliable and still look like new.Great value, seal well, and thicker than the knockoff brand.
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Needed to replace the original lids for our pyrex storage bowls. Original ones cracked badly and no longer kept a seal. These replacement once are a perfect fit, easy to use and are pyrex lid and material. Great quality and price for the pack. Comes in various colors.
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Pros: same as what came with the bowls, they fit. There aren't many other choices that fit equally securely so soup doesn't slosh out during commute. Sufficient structural integrity to use as loose fitting lid in microwave (paper towels collapse into the food).Cons: same as what came with the bowls. They get brittle when cold and can crack easily; they get brittle with age especially if microwaved and washed in dishwasher.All such plastic lids have a flaw/feature that results in their destruction. If lid drops back onto bowl during microwave they stay loose enough to avoid an explosion/splatter. However after time is up the steam can condense, pull a vacuum, and turn the lip of the lid inside out and stretch it out permanently.This is when these lids usually come in handy.I've used the bowls for years (decades), they are great as no plastic touches food in microwave and hence can't leach chemicals. Knock on wood, never broke a bowl. If someone comes out with a glass or ceramic bowl with a sturdier microwavable lid system at a reasonable price, I'm in.
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