Amber Boston Round Black Dropper Review

Semi-functional product. Faced the same issue as other reviewers: the dropper takes up about a third of its volume with liquid. Yes, I understand how a move works. The problem is that the dropper bottle is small - much smaller than the product image, which I think is misleading. 80% of the bottles draw 1/3 of the dropper, the remaining 20% draw less than 50%. The manufacturer/retailer needs the drip beads to match the size of the bottles, otherwise they look ridiculous. Really disappointed with

These bottles are perfect! Droppers were covered with styrofoam over bottles wrapped in cardboard corners. This prevents the drippers from breaking during shipping and is the biggest difference to other brands that often arrive broken. Please note that due to the design, drippers are not completely filled. Each pressed dropper bulb is about 1/4 teaspoon, a standard measure for droppers. When I tested, I got the perfect dose of 1/4 teaspoon every time. So don't expect the dripper to be more than

Glass bottles: excellent! Premium Liquid Droppers: Disappointed. I've seen in other reviews that the liquid drops didn't make this product worth the money: I should have followed my intuition, they were right. The medication flows out of the dropper cap EVERY TIME you open it. I'm taking 6 tinctures right now, I have six puddles of wasted medicine (which can stain) on my countertop each time, and no, my bottles aren't too full of liquid. This is what happens when I shake it, wait a few seconds…