Thyme & Table Silicone Popsicle Mold with Wooden Sticks, 1 Count per Pack

I always read the bad reviews before ordering a product and I'm very happy I took what they said with a grain of salt and bought this silicone mold. It's wonderful and I will be ordering 3 more because they're that good. I typically have some leftover fruit that isn't eaten, and I end up throwing it away because it rots, so I thought I could make fruit popsicles to save some money. Let me just say that my watermelon and lime popsicles turned out beautifully. No instructions included, but it doesn't take an Einstein to figure it out. There was no separation or settling of ingredients that is typical of popsicle molds that stand upright and there was absolutely no leakage of ingredients from the stick hole as others have complained about, and believe me, there is nothing waterier and more liquid than pureed watermelon and lime juice. I suspect their mold leaked because they used a knife to puncture the stick holes, but why? From the inside of the mold just firmly push the popsicle stick through the marked slot and it pops right through. As for those who complained about the mold being "floppy," what silicone mold isn't? As with all silicone molds you need to place the mold on a sheet pan before filling and freezing/baking. The silicone overlay is just that, an overlay, not a lid. It appears that the overlay gives the top of the popsicle a smooth, flat appearance like the other side of the popsicle, and the silicone overlay lightly adheres to the silicone mold because silicone adheres to silicone Btw, I saved the box for storage to protect the mold. It doesn't take up that much more room than the mold itself. I think I might make some ice cream bars next time. I plan to press softened ice cream into the mold and when completely frozen I'll dip them in chocolate and maybe coat them with toasted chopped nuts.