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Buying Deli Cups

Silt

New member
I was just curious as to where all of you purchase your deli cups from (namely the 8 oz. ones). The Bean Farm? Grocery store? Dollar store? I found a place in the US where you can purchase 500 8 oz. deli cups for $35.25 CAN. That equals out to only $0.07 per deli cup!! Now, I don't exactly need 500 hundred, but would be willing to do a split order with a fellow local breeder in my area. Or, of course, I could purchase a less massive amount of deli cups from a slightly more local source.

...your opinion on this??

Thanks in advance,
Lisa
 
I get all of my shipping supplies from Superior Enterprise (www.superiorenterprise.com). Their shipping within the US is very reasonable - don't know about to Canada. Their variety and prices are good too. Have you checked them out?
 
kathylove said:
I get all of my shipping supplies from Superior Enterprise (www.superiorenterprise.com). Their shipping within the US is very reasonable - don't know about to Canada. Their variety and prices are good too. Have you checked them out?

Thank you for the link, Kathy. I'll definately have to check it out...

Thanks again,
Lisa
 
I second Superior Enterprise! Been using them for Fly Culture cups and lids (for the Poison Dart Frogs) for a year or more. Grate place to deal with.
 
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