I like these, but they are A LOT bigger than what I was thinking. That could have been my fault. I can only fit it in the side door of my fridge.I do like that they seem to be thicker, more sturdy plastic. And I love that the small cap on top is held on by a plastic connecter piece. So many of there others just have a small cap lid - not only will it get lost, but with a baby in my house, I don't want small little parts around due to choking hazards.

Bottles were big and held a lot of paint. One bottle in the pack had a broken tip. Paint flows well out of the bottles. That's my review.

I ordered these bottles to store homemade Carolina style barbecue sauce. I haven't had a chance to use them for the intended purpose, but they seem like quality products. There is no odd plastic smell, the screw caps are water tight, and the lid for the tip has a very satisfying click to it and is well secured. They seem like the right thickness and can be squeezed easily. They're not flimsy though, which can be a worry with some of these bottles.One of the bottles came with a manufacturing…

There are relatively decent squeeze bottles. They are a little thinner than I was expecting, but decent overall.One thing to note, the sauces you put in these need to be perfectly smooth. We made a 'mostly' pureed bbq sauce that kept getting caught in the nozzle cap. You could always take a really small drill bit and make the nozzle a bit bigger though

First and foremost, these things leak. The olive oil is the worst. I've gone back to the bottle it was such a waste. The sesame oil is starting and we use it so rarely. The grapeseed oil seems to be not leaking. yet. but it's only been a few weeks.Second, these are just plain plastic, for crying out loud, so we're talking around $4 per bottle, which is ridiculous. There is no special anti-leak seal technology or whatever their marketing is calling it. It's called tighten the darned plastic top…

These are the exact size and shape for the BBQ condiment containers I was looking for. I used to waste some BBQ sauce when pouring it into a bowl for dipping from the gallon jug containers but now I can put on the exact amount desired. I use several different flavors and spiciness in our home so I label each one and they fit perfectly in the refrigerator door shelve for easy access.

These are great well-made bottles that don't feel cheep. They feel sturdy and robust. My only gripe is that the hole is very narrow. It is great for most condiments but for some homemade condiments that have diced up pickles, garlic or shallot a big enough piece can disrupt the flow. But if you are using condiments like Ketchup Mustard or Mayo you can just blast them.

Be careful. First use, one of the tops popped off when squeezing the bottle (dumping ½ cup of BBQ sauce on my plate). Cutting the tip down to increase the size of the opening will help, but the fact that it happened in the first place is a big concern. The bottle should not deform to the point the top comes off under any amount of pressure. 3 stars is generous at this point, but the shipping was spot on and the seller follows up right away, so they get the 3 stars for effort.

Perfect for bbq sauce for a large event. The only problem is the plastic top/spout is brittle plastic and breaks easily.

Was great to use for what I needed other than the tip got clogged and had to cut some off to.make hole bigger That's my feedback.

I bought these for storing oils and sauces for an upcoming hike. It's important that they don't leak - the cap tips fit and snap securely and are attached with a band so they don't get lost. If you fill the bottle, hold it upside down and squeeze hard it will drip a little, but aside from that, no drips - a leak in a backpack can be a disaster and it looks like these should pass muster. One of the most important features for hiking is their weight - under an ounce apiece which I think is…