***Factory sealed*** LemonRoad Set Breast Cancer Awareness Plastic Cups for Women 24 oz Pink Ribbon Reusable Plastic Tumblers with Flat Lids and Straws Breast Cancer Awareness Black Water Cups Women Survivors Gifts

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• Package Includes: you will receive 12 pink ribbon plastic cups, 12 flat lids and 12 plastic straws; The cups are simplicity in style with a meaningful design to promote breast cancer awareness, and are large enough in quantity and style to meet your daily use or gifting needs
• Pink Ribbon Design: our black plastic tumblers are printed with pink ribbon patterns, symbolizing courage, strength and hope, to express your comfort to those fighting breast cancer and encourage them to work hard to move forward
• Material: the 24oz plastic cup with lid is made of thickened plastic, not easy to deform or crack, and can be reapplied; The cup body is printed with a pink ribbon, the pattern is clear and beautiful, the color is not easy to fade; The large capacity ensures that it can hold a variety of drinks, from cold drinks to smoothies, without compromising the integrity of the plastic cup
• Suitable Size: each plastic water cup is 9.8 cm/3.9 inches in diameter, 17.5 cm/6.8 inches in height, and has a capacity of 24 ounces, providing ample space for your tea, soda, coffee, juice, and can also hold a variety of snacks or desserts, allowing you to easily enjoy drinks and desserts
• Wide Range of Uses: the reusable breast cancer awareness cup is a gift for women fighting breast cancer and breast cancer survivors; They can be encouraged when drinking water from the cup; It can also be applied in jogging, cycling, fitness, playing basketball and other sports; It is also suitable as a gift for breast cancer awareness activities to raise people's awareness of breast cancer