Aieve 120Pcs Aluminum Foil Seals Lid for Reusable Nespresso Pods Vertuo Compatible with Nespresso Refillable Capsule

He comprado varios tipos de estos y este ha sido el que mejor relación precio calidad tiene , así que son mis preferidos

Wotks great! Easy to install. I use for decafe replacement pods. If i want caffeine, i easily add my favorite instant coffee before brewing.

Works exactly how it’s supposed to

Great product to take used Nespresso pods and reuse them with your own coffee. Included is a a hook to remove the foil, a holder for the empty pod, a dosing ring to make reloading the pod easier, and the foils to seal the pod. There is also an included scoop/brush which I don't use. Used Nespresso pods are not included, so you need to have some store bought pods or be able to get some from family or friends before you are able to use the product.Pro - dosing ring, which makes loading the pods much faster and cleaner.Pro - pod holder, and foil sealer which also helps with the efficiency.Con - there is no guide for the foil. That means you have to eye ball it, and it is often not perfectly centered. While the newly made pod will still work, provided you are mostly-centered, your machine may make strange noises as it spins the off center pod and it could break the seal if you are to far on one side. This generally shouldn't be a problem, and it is something you should be able to tell before putting it in the machine, but it is slightly annoying.Con - the hook is better than using a blade, but still leaves something to be desired. There are better solutions out there, but this is also a minor gripe as you only need to use the hook once per pod.Overall, this kit will drop your per-coffee cost from a dollar or two, to ~10 cents. You can also make better pods than you get from the store as you are using your choice of coffee and that coffee will be fresher.Pro-tip - the package on the store bought pods shows the total coffee per in the box. Divide that number by the number of pods in the box (usually 10), and that is how much coffee Nespresso puts in each pod. I suggest you start with slightly more than that number, since your grind profile will be less optimized. Adjust to taste.

Me encanta , siempre compro aquí y muy bien precio

Been using this for a while now and it works great overall. I watched some youtube reviews about these sorts of solutions and this by far seemed like the best one, very happy with my purchase. The seals on the foils work well and I see low chance of failure if you follow the proper procedures for using the product. I did read some bad reviews here but I am going to chalk those up to failure to follow instructions more than likely. My one gripe is that the pods can be a little difficult to separate from the top after you press it down. However, I use the tip of a butter knife or fingernail (when I have one) to push the edge and get it to separate without damaging the foil.

If you’re looking to save money by refilling your Nespresso pods, skip this brand. These foils are far inferior to higher-quality options like Geesta. While these are cheaper upfront, the cost quickly adds up when you factor in how easily they tear and the frustration involved.For context, I typically refill pods in batches and label the foils with a felt marker. With these foils, I don’t even attempt to write on them because they’re so thin that even light pressure can tear them. Compared to Geesta’s durable foils, these are incredibly flimsy.The biggest issue is how easily they tear during sealing. With Geesta, I can complete 20–25 pods in half an hour, but with this brand, I’m lucky to get through 7–8. And that’s with 4–5 foils ruined in the process. It’s aggravating to have to handle them with extreme delicacy, which defeats the purpose of an efficient refill process.Another possible downside is the size. These foils are larger than others I’ve used, and instead of simplifying the process, it actually makes it harder for me to align them properly (The size might be an upside for you though.)The only positive thing I can say is that they do work in the coffee maker - if you manage to seal them without tearing. But the frustration and waste simply aren’t worth it.If you’re serious about refilling your pods, I highly recommend spending a little more on Geesta. Their foils are tough, easy to use, and my failure rate is near zero. In my experience, you can “slip” and even dent Geesta foils pretty hard without puncturing them.If Aieve was the only brand available, I’d honestly rather pay full price for Nespresso pods. Avoid these and save yourself the hassle.

Good price but these foils collapse when you press down the Nespresso lid on the reused cup. Also, more concerning is the foils' very weak glue. Within several days the foil seal will begin to unglue from the cup spilling the coffee grounds. The foils need stronger glue even if the price goes up a penny or two.