Comments on: My-Cap Reusable Coffee Capsule Caps & Lid Set – Compatible with Nespresso Vertuo Pods – Reusable, Food Grade & BPA Free Coffee Pod Cap & Lid – Reuse & Reseal your Nespresso Vertuo Capsules

By: Dr. Painless

Dr. Painless — Fri, 14 Feb 2025 15:47:47 +0000

Could be less expensive for price of silicone and packed in 5 units at least

By: LP

LP — Fri, 14 Feb 2025 15:47:47 +0000

When it works it works, but it takes some practice. I often have a little film of coffee grounds around the rim of my cup. However, in the last month I had to replace my machine for heavy leaking out the top. Once sent a new one, it started happening again but only when I used the silicone cap. So I think potentially reausing capsule bar codes can cause machine malfunction.

By: The Commander

The Commander — Fri, 14 Feb 2025 15:47:46 +0000

My-Cap Works Perfectly, with no loss of that nespresso style.
I was skeptical that this nespresso vertuoline pod reuse cap and lid system would actually work. Happily it works perfectly on any size vertuoline pod. I takes just a little bit of time to ready the pod and the results are every bit as good as the $1.43 each nespresso pods, from Amazon. . The $18.00 cap, lid and a few filters seems a little costly as you hold it in your hand. Yet overall it’s a Great product with excellent results.

By: Jim

Jim — Fri, 14 Feb 2025 15:47:46 +0000

Not worth the money
Not worth the money. Great concept; bad design. Grounds get in to the cup not matter how carful and diligent you are at using them.

By: Samuel Snead

Samuel Snead — Fri, 14 Feb 2025 15:47:46 +0000

Cost Efficient
The cap fits perfectly inside of the cup. You have to use a cup with the aluminum cut out. I tried a metal version of this previously and it didnât function properly. The silicone has worked for the last month. But I am running out of the mini filters that accompanied it. The purpose of acquiring this item was to avoid the high monthly cost and if the mini filters are inexpensive it achieves its purpose and avoids a high $33 fee for 33 cups. I simply place my coffee of choice in the cup and then insert the filter and silicone cap. Each time you must clean out the cap. That is not a heavy lift from my perspective and worth every penny.

By: GvR

GvR — Fri, 14 Feb 2025 15:47:46 +0000

Does an ok job but overpriced…
It does an ok job but for two small pieces of silicone, this product is overpriced. For what they charge you should at least get a set of two or it should include the capsule holder and coffee scoop that is sold separately.

By: Crystal

Crystal — Fri, 14 Feb 2025 15:47:46 +0000

Living this thing
Works great! Just don’t pack it top high and if you do take some out but it is easy and works. I don’t see how you can get away without using the paper filter so I suggest buying a ton along with it. I had to reuse some to get thru.

By: Rico Suave

Rico Suave — Fri, 14 Feb 2025 15:47:46 +0000

Should include capsules but doesnt
Hard to salvage old capsules. Very messy. It should include a few reusable capsules

By: PreferredCustomer

PreferredCustomer — Fri, 14 Feb 2025 15:47:46 +0000

PEOPLE PROBABLY DON’T KNOW HOW TO MAKE IT RIGHT…
If you want to know how to make it right: sacrifice one of ‘original’ coffee just to see what’s the proper level of ‘granularity’… The think is if you grind your coffee too much it WON’T WORK!!! i SPOILED like 4-6 coffees on my own before I DISCOVERED this rule of thumb.. Sure, there is trade off – less ground – less strength, but you grind to much – IT WON’T WORK!!! Also pls. make it even with edge of cup, or slightly less – like 1-2mm below, so when put lid on it it is as even as surface of the table! :).. and then.. u’ll see foam, and taste – just like original!! AS a starter, if you don’t believe me, get your old ‘k-cup’ from Keurig, and put into your old Nespresso’s cup, so u’ll see it works.. Only to discover the 98% of what comes out of Nespresso is dictated by granularity level of used coffee… I have Vitamix coffee grinding, so very generic one, but I know there are much better ones designated simply with this purpose, when you can for instance preset level of grinding – probably ‘french press’ would be best choice… g. luck!

By: Geo

Geo — Fri, 14 Feb 2025 15:47:46 +0000

Do not buy: watery coffee, little or no crema, chemical smell
The cap is easy to use. However, coffee is watery, crema too light. I tried different coffee grains and adding less coffee to the capsule to keep more space, – still results aren’t good. I do get sometimes some crema, but much less than original capsules or the reused capsules with foil lids. The coffee ends up tightly pressed and dry with this silicone cap, seems like little water circulation through (which is how Nespresso is supposed to work!), while the capsule with the foil cap is wet. And the silicone also has a strong chemical smell, so I’d not leave this on for a long time, and hence the lid is useless. See pictures comparing this coffee vs the one produced using reused capsule with foil lid (I used slightly different capsules, but the key is lightness of liquid, dryness of coffee after use, and little or no crema). For the price, this is a total rip-off.