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  "sku": "tritan-martini-glass",
  "title": "Plastic Martini Glasses | Shatter-Resistant Martini Glass | Plastic Martini Glassware",
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  "price": 22,
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  "description_short": "A crystal-clear martini glass built for the pool, the boat, and everywhere real glass isn't welcome",
  "description": "Avoid the risk of broken glass around your hot tub and pool. This martini glass is also handy for camping trips, picnics, and festivals, anywhere real glass is a liability.\n\nTritan-style plastic is fast becoming the material of choice for reusable plastic martini glasses, replacing polycarbonate as the everyday shatter-resistant option that still looks like real glass.\n\nNot All Shatter-Resistant Plastic Is the Same\n\nGenuinely shatter-resistant plastic glasses are made from one of three plastics: polycarbonate, Tritan-style copolyester, or polypropylene.\n\nPlastic glasses made from other materials, like acrylic or SAN, aren't shatter-resistant. They're sometimes labelled \"break-resistant\" or \"shatter-resistant,\" but they can still break if dropped on a hard surface.\n\nHere's how the three shatter-resistant options compare.\n\n1. Tritan-Style Copolyester\n\nTritan-style plastic is fast replacing polycarbonate as the preferred material for shatter-resistant glasses. It was developed as a BPA-free alternative to polycarbonate, which contains BPA. Whether you're after a glass that looks like real glass, a wine glass, or stemware, you'll find it made in this material.\n\n2. Polycarbonate\n\nPlastic glasses can also be made from polycarbonate, a durable material that's shatter-resistant, dishwasher-safe, and delivers a similar glass-like look. Polycarbonate is a tried-and-tested material, and glasses made from it last for years in both commercial and household use. It's commonly used in busy restaurants and hotels, and for outdoor and poolside service.\n\n3. Polypropylene\n\nPolypropylene glasses are more casual than the glass-like Tritan-style and polycarbonate options. They're low-cost, and come in solid colours or semi-opaque finishes across a wide range of colours.\n\nA couple of things worth knowing about polypropylene:\nIt has a different feel to glass-like Tritan-style and polycarbonate drinkware. It's softer and a little rubbery by comparison, closer to the feel of a Tupperware or Rubbermaid container.\nIt's a popular choice for kids' drinking glasses and casual events.\n\nAcrylic and SAN Plastic\n\nAcrylic plastic and an acrylic blend called SAN plastic are durable and reasonably priced. They're just not as tough as polycarbonate, Tritan-style, or polypropylene. The main difference is that acrylic and SAN glasses can crack if dropped on tile or another hard surface, unlike shatter-resistant Tritan-style and polycarbonate glasses.\n\nWhat Makes This Martini Glass Worth Choosing\n\nThis martini glass looks and feels like real glass, and it's built to resist shattering and cracking under normal use. It has a weighted base, so it feels as good in your hand as it looks on the table, and it works for far more than just a martini: any cocktail or mixed drink suits it just as well.\n\nIt's BPA free and made from Tritan-style copolyester, and it's commercial dishwasher-safe, so it fits straight into your normal wash-up routine.\n\nChoosing the Right Glass for Your Occasion\n\nA few things worth thinking about before you order:\n\nOccasion and setting. Pick a style that suits the event, whether it's a formal evening or a relaxed get-together.\n\nMaterial quality. Stick with a durable, shatter-resistant plastic (Tritan-style, polycarbonate, or polypropylene) if the glass is going to see repeated use.\n\nHow many you need. This glass is priced per glass, so you can order exactly the number you need, whether that's one for yourself or a full set for a party.\n\nThe Bottom Line\n\nIf you want the look of a real martini glass without worrying about broken glass by the pool, on the boat, or at a busy party, a Tritan-style shatter-resistant glass is the practical choice. It's dishwasher safe, BPA free, and built to handle the knocks that come with regular use.",
  "llm_summary": "This is a 260ml (8.8oz) plastic martini glass made from Tritan-style copolyester, a BPA-free, shatter-resistant plastic that looks and feels like real glass. It's priced at $22 AUD (was $26.40), sold per glass so buyers can order exactly the number they need, and it's dishwasher safe. Delivery across Australia is free on orders over $75 and a flat $25 otherwise, with orders typically arriving in 5-7 business days after 24-48 hours of handling. Change-of-mind returns are accepted within 15 days for a $29 handling fee, while faulty items are covered free of charge.",
  "returnable": true,
  "return_policy": "Change-of-mind returns accepted within 15 days of purchase in original condition, a $29 handling fee applies and the buyer pays return postage. Faulty, damaged or not-as-described items are covered under Australian Consumer Law guarantees at no cost to the buyer.",
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  "warranty": "Unless otherwise stated, this item comes with a standard consumer warranty.",
  "brand": "Tritan Glasses",
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  "condition": "new",
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  "updated_at": "2026-09-02",
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