Aluminum Foil Seals

I used them everydayEasy to fill with your favorite coffee and so much cheaper.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:I tried several products including the one stainless steel. These are the only product that worked amazing.

Fits the way they’re designed.

1) Carefully remove the old pod seal material. Ideally you'll want all of the old material gone, if you can get it off without wrecking the pod. Otherwise this cover may not stick as well as it should and grounds can leak out into the machine.2) When you install this product it really needs to be centered such that this cover is concentric with the pod. That way it will stick better. And be sure to run your finger around to make sure the edge is as glued down as it can be.3) The process is straightforward, a little practice helps.4) My biggest concern is the coffee taste. I first tried drip coffee. The head dissipated after a few seconds and lousy flavor. Next I pulverized the drip grind in my grinder, with same result. I bought a bag of Starbucks beans and have been experimenting with the grind size, from really pulverized to just slightly more pulverized than drip grind. The flavor is consistent. The head is there but doesn't last more than maybe a minute or so, irrespective of the grind size.5) I definitely like the Nespresso pods the best. Hopefully I can figure out how to get a consistent head that sticks around, like with the Nespresso pods. I think the coffee type/roast matters, not just the grind.BTW, to me value for the money encompasses the overall experience, not just price. So until I figure out the head, I can't give it 5 stars.Update to Item 5. I opened a couple of Nespresso pods and found the grounds to be finally ground, but not pulverized to dust. And the packing was not tight. In fact the packing was quite fluffy. I'd been packing the grounds because that is what I saw in a couple of YouTube videos. So I took to leaving the grounds fluffy. That significantly improved the height of the head as it brewed and its persistence. The head still doesn't quite persist as long as the Nespresso but long enough. I think the difference is in the coffee itself. I am too cheap to buy another bag of really expensive whole coffee beans until I've made a good dent in the really expensive Starbucks decafe Sumatra I've got, but once I do I'll report back. on that experiment.

Works like a charm. It's easy to apply and remove after use. They really make the pods reusable. It's sturdy enough to allow nespresso machine to make holes without tearing it apart. I have used 300+ of these. Highly recommended

We fill and make our pods for 2 or 3 day we drink a lot of coffee so having something that fit so easily and fill our try

Great for filling your pods and sealing them.

Potentially my favorite seals for re-podding my Nespresso coffee pods. They're the perfect diameter, seal well so there is no loosening of the seal during brewing to leave grounds in your coffee. For me, that is most important. I have purchased others (MANY others) that either barely reach the edges all the way around and therefore come loose during the brewing, or are so large seal well, but the overhang impedes the machines ability to read the lines on the underside causing a fail. I have these and the wooden holder for the pods with the brush and scoop. The whole set makes re-podding less of a chore. I will and have recommended these to my friends and family who also have ?Nespresso machines and they now use them and like them. No regrets here and I will continue to purchase these.