Sam's Club has introduced new Zak Designs character tumblers for children. The tumblers are BPA-free, feature antimicrobial ...

Owala dropped a new FreeSip tumbler that takes aim at Stanley's Quenchers with a leakproof design that also fits in your car's cupholder. You grab these brand new Owala FreeSip tumblers at Target, but ...

Move over Stanley—there’s a new tumbler in town! TikTok-beloved water bottle brand Owala has just debuted its latest tumbler ...

With over 7,000 reviews and a design that checks all the boxes, this tumbler is quickly becoming a fan-favorite for staying hydrated (or caffeinated) in style. Spill-free, long-lasting hydration ...

Full disclosure: I never really understood the hype behind the massive 40 oz tumblers that have reached viral fame. They seemed cumbersome, clunky, and leak-prone. But I can admit I was wrong.

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Amazon has just dropped a surprise discount on Stanley’s most-popular Quencher Tumbler size in a super rare sale. Stanley’s 40 oz Quencher Tumblers ... Also, Amazon is offering free Prime ...

The Oz Lotto draw has ballooned even further after no division one winners were announced in Tuesday night’s draw. But not one Aussie who bought a ticket will claim the division one prize due to ...

The Challenge 40: Battle of the Eras has one more night ... STREAM: The Challenge: Battle of the Eras on Philo (free trial). In episode 21 of “The Challenge: Battle of the Eras,” a.k.a ...

FD&C Red No. 40, more commonly known as red 40, is making headlines again as lawmakers debate whether food dyes should remain legal in the United States. The dye, which has been registered with ...

Even people who don’t know anything about Stanley know that its tumblers are one of the hottest ... The stainless steel is BPA-free, too. Another feature fans can’t get enough of is a three ...

But there's one number in meteorology that lines up exactly between Fahrenheit and Celsius: minus 40 degrees! When the actual temperature dips down to minus 40, you'll often see people lining up ...