This is great. I would actually buy one of these if the product is in the correct location, say for instance next to the coffee mugs in the super market. Push for marketing with more locations. I believe this item should have sold 50,000 units by now. GREAT IDEA. -Christopher Williams. Check out my ideas.

Most cheap stainless spoon can bend. Curve it on a pipe or round surface like oak chair rail will let handle part to bend 90 degrees and all around. This product only made it easy to with pre-bent shaped molded silicone part which has gap in how it slips on top of the spoon where gunk and germ gets in. Better design is needed. Find niche where it cannot be easily replaced with other ideas. This is C- idea.

Stainless is nice, but raw copper would be an outstanding and anti-microbial update to the product. Have to agree with Merna, I use larger than standard mugs sometimes, and this design would not make it. Is there a, esp with the conductive nature of copper (or the slower stainless) to wind out the spoon and then retract it as it cools? Think hollow bodied two-piece spoon with something akin to a thermostat spring on a carburetor choke...heat would cause the spring to push against a stop, cooling would cause it to retract. You may want a port at the base to allow any liquids to drain out before you hang the spoon... Just some ideas... If nothing else, try copper!

love the colors and they look and function great

These are one of my favorite things I have ever bought. Whenever I used to drink coffee I always just left my spoon in my cup and it was so annoying. With these I can just hang it on the side so it's not in the way. I agree that they don't reach the bottom of all coffee cups, but they are still awesome.

These spoons are cute, but innefective for stiring anything on the bottom of ones cup/mug -- sugar, hot chocolate, etc stays undissolved because the spoon doesn't reach it. Any tips for using them?

I've been keeping these spoons right in my tea tins. I'm glad I found a use for them.

I think they are not only cute, but functional as well. They make great "tasting" spoons.

I'm new and just looking around and I think MugStirs cool!

There's nothing in the images but I was wondering if the silicone-coated handle can be rolled width ways to extend the handle and be held chop-stick style?

It looks like it can be...

The dates on the timeline were off by a little bit, so I've taken them down for now. We'll be providing updated info soon!