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Telescope Straw

Telescope Straw
Item #STRAW100

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Colors Available: Black, Blue, Lime Green, Red, White.

Sizes Available: 4.13 " x .63 ".

Materials Available: Stainless Steel.

Imprint Methods: Unimprinted, Direct Print.

Imprint Size: 0.25"w x 2.5"h.

Packaging: Bulk.

Package Unit: Carton.

Weight: 23 lbs,

Please Note: Stainless steel telescope straw with silicone tip; includes travel case, clip attachment, and brush cleaner..

Sip on success with this eco-friendly drink sipper! Make the switch to plastic-free straws with this reusable telescope straw. The 4.13" x .63" stainless steel straw has a silicone tip and extends to your desired height. It comes with a customizable travel case that has a clip to attach to bags or keys. It also includes a brush cleaner that fits into the straw for easy cleaning. Customize the case with your company or organization's name, logo, and/or organizational message. Add this sustainable straw to your next giveaway event!

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Telescope Straw
Item #STRAW100

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Item #STRAW100

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