The most perfect disposable coffee cup lid, which is safe, easy to use and environmentally friendly, was born.

The United States is a big consumer of disposable coffee cups, so it also pursues the best drinking experience. Now Seattle-based Vaporpath Design has redesigned the plastic lids of disposable coffee cups and finally solved many of the problems that plagued consumers.

The new cup lid, called Viora, replaces the traditional bowl-shaped lid, which has an angular appearance similar to that of a stealth aircraft, with specially designed indentation and wide, vertical openings specially mechanically designed to prevent coffee from spilling contaminated clothing.

Without opening directly on the lid, the new lid, called Viora, also provides coffee drinkers with a drinking experience-it is more like drinking coffee from a ceramic cup, collecting the aroma of coffee into the consumer's nostrils. Finally, the new cup lid, called Viora, has special vents that allow consumers to experience the wonderful smell of coffee, even if they haven't picked up a disposable cup yet.

The new cup lid, called Viora, is completely recyclable and pollution-free. Because it is a cup lid designed by coffee players, this cup lid is perfect, almost without any shortcomings. It is hoped that this new cup lid, called Viora, can be produced in large quantities soon, and the price is not too expensive.