iFillCup Pods-48 Red fillable coffee pods for use in Keurig brewers. Works in both single and five-needle brewers. Zero sediments for a great-tasting brew.

These things are perfect. They seal perfectly, hold plenty of coffee to adjust your preference, don't leak, look professional and can be recycled with your plastic waste. Now. These are a little bit more price wise but if you are like me you don't mind paying extra for quality. These deliver on every level. Paper filters built into cups prevent sediment in coffee. Will definitely re buy in the future. I have four or five different types of coffee and these are perfect for it workout having to buy pre filled kcups. I can also enjoy my French Press on occasion if I would rather not use the cups. Must have if you are into gadgets and convenience. BTW.... I figured out the colors. To distinguish blends. Red is for regular green is for decaf and white is for your own stickers. Or however you want to use them. They are for ID purposes.

These are easy to use and self seal when you close them up. I've been through several and am SUPER happy with them.

This product is SO much easier to use than the K-cup. You just rinse it out after use and toss it in the recycling bin. And, you make several at a time, saving time when making more than one cup.

Seriously, There is nothing wrong with these except they are kind of expensive, so I took off one "Value" star. They work as well as they do because every one is a new one, nothing to clean or break.They work flawlessly, hold as much coffee as you could want and keep it fresh. What more could you want?They are every bit as good as the "real thing", they are just empty so you can put your coffee in them.It's actually kind of fun to experiment with you own contents, not just coffee, tea, hot chocolate, edibles. Your can make stuff every bit as good as the commercial ones and better because the contents is higher quality.

I have no negative remarks. I purchased this product to downsize my coffee drinking in my household. We love them

Already ordered second batch

Like many other reviewers, I have tried a myriad of fillable coffee pods. I've cannibalized various products to create what my wife called "Frankencups". I've tried combinations of used K-cups, filters, filters with flaps, mix and matched lids with cups, and pre-punctured many lids. Finally I created something that worked but the result was a weaker than expected cup of coffee and holding the machines "head" unit down tight was necessary. Even after all that, I had to clean up many of the reusable pieces. Then, these ifill cups showed up on Prime Day deals- probably suggested because of all the previous products I've purchased and tried. For me, it is a game changer. As soon as they arrived, I was impressed by the packaging and the quality of the ifill cups. I immediately filled one with an espresso grind, 2x caffeine coffee. The lid sealed like it was some tight tolerance machined part. A nice solid feel. I threw it in my K-cup Express machine and started to hold the lid of the machine down tight to keep excess water from mixing with coffee. I had to stop myself and see if these cups would produce a single stream of coffee. EUREKA ! It worked flawlessly. I savored my very first decent cup of coffee made with ANY fillable cup. I checked the ifillsystems website and saw they have a brewer. My thinking is if their brewer is anything like the pods, I must get one. I think these guys in WA State are taking their coffee seriously and probably got frustrated like many of us. I'm good with that. They've done it RIGHT. The price may be a bit higher than other "solutions" but it's worth avoiding the mess and frustration while still being cheaper than mass marketed K-cups with quality coffee. I forgot to apply my mantra: "Buy the best, cry only once" -OR- "You get what you pay for". Thanks. I'll be setting up a subscription for these cups. Great Job !

These work so good I love them I do pre punch a hole in the middle with a tiny screwdriver for eyeglass repair ..lol.....strange yes...but before I pre punched the hole I found it kinda hard to push keurig lid down so I pre-purchase tiny hole ...slowly pressing lid of machine down annits wonderful before that I felt like I was gonna break the puncture hole on machine