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Thanks for the corrections!
This one was silicone, and the one I happened to get shipped overnight in March 2021 (it lasted almost exactly 4 years, had to go look it up to confirm it was silicone). Not sure why they chose green. I was trying to highlight the failure and the section of bead tore off. There's more damage from me jamming a hook into it to pull it out. I wish it were easier to get it out for periodic cleaning and inspection. I'll have to look into that.
I replaced it with another silicone gasket (this time off-white) and now have a backup handy.
I'd be interested to know if there's a way to predict failure or if there's a good schedule to follow!