Are there any flow valves in this ? I'm looking for a sippy with no internal valves or extra parts.
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Then this is your sippy cup! There are no extra pieces or valves, just the cup itself and the screw on top. Also fits perfectly in a cup holder when the handles are collapsed.
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If you google it, several options will come up. I don't really use mine. I bought it accidentally thinking it was the insulated one. I like my water ice cold so I ordered the kid's Eddy insulated Camelbak and I love it. My water stays ice cold for several hours even in a hot car. Haven't really checked on replacement valves for it. If Amazon doesn't have them, I'll google it. Good Luck!
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Buy a Pur-Flow instead. I'm not sure if that's the correct name but it's on Alex Jones's website. It has a metal spigot. Berkey has a plastic one that last a few weeks.
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Hi Beth! Great question. Yes, it comes with one, but it doesn't last long unless you're using clean tap water. Also, make sure to tighten the dark cap and loosen the top screw cap (lighter colour up top). That will push all the air out when it starts filling up with water. Don't close it until the water flows out.
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Yes, the one I received is a variable valve, so you could use it for flow control.
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I couldn't find any listings for just a lid. The closest was the spigot lid. You can try contacting the company directly via phone or e-mail. Both are listed on their website: www.waterbrick.org Good luck.
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Yes, however I would suggest the first sipsters because these newer ones tend to leak easier than the older version.
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No Valves, Hoses up to but No Valves. I found a pair from another seller for $70. They were the Newer version the twist lock not the pull up "Cheap" ones that are more expensive.
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Yes and No. The rubber type plastic is like a sleeve for the glass bottle. However the valve is a plastic piece, much like just about every other sippy cup on the market.
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Yes there is. It also works exceptionally well with the Jetflow hydration system found at jetflow.com and on Amazon.
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No valve my daughter doesn't struggle while drinking her juice or milk. I love this cup especially for my little preschooler. My daughter is only 2 years old and she seems to have no problems with this cup. I also bought matching back pack and lunch box. I say go for it
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No sippy cup feature involved in this item. Most will not have this, many distributors will not specify for this option. Just made for drinks or unique storage containers. Good luck.
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There is a pump you can buy separately, or some of the offers are bundled. If I remember correctly there was a specific wrench to use with the pump. I also bought a powder to keep he water drinkable.
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No valves or removable parts. The lid seals around the cut where a child cannot remove the lid. However, the lid is just a basic molded plastic lid.
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yes there is a valve piece to keep it from leaking. best cups ever the only cups i have ever bought my kids.
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Yes, I bought extras here on Amazon. They're Born Free silicone bottle sleeves that come in a two pack. You can choose either blue or pink. I found they work well. They are easier to get on/off than the green one that comes with them originally. Although I must say the bottles are extremely durable. I've dropped the bottles several times before I got the sleeves on them with or without fluid in them (I have grip problems with my hands) and never had one break. I think you'd half to slam them just right on the concrete before that would happen. Born Free products are all well made. I also took the toddler sippy cup handles off the Born Free sippy & use it on the bottles so my baby (& I) have an easier time holding the bottle. I love that the Born Free bottles & sippy cups all are the same size with interchangeable parts.
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No, the feed valve that it came with also leaked. Called the manufacturer and they said to contact Amazon. Amazon said send the whole thing back. Price is great, but quality is very poor.