🏺 Encheng 4 oz Glass Jars: Airtight, Leak Proof & Label-Ready | 30-Pack Review

I like these, but there are a few downsides. The labels they give you aren't really functional, especially if you're using spice jars (so I'll make my own labels). The labels were also scattered all over the box and it was 3 less than on the cans. The jars themselves are good quality but I'm concerned that the metal part holding the lid won't last long but I've only had them for a few days so I don't know yet. I also found a large SHARD OF GLASS in one of the locked jars. The jar itself wasn't…

I've recently started making bulk limoncello and roast chicken lamb spice and was looking for a cheap jar to wrap my gifts - they were so cute and at a very good price. My first thought when I picked up the first jar was that they are a lot smaller than advertised. I felt like there was no way these cute little jars could hold 4 oz. So I pulled out my 4 ounce bottles, filled them both up and made sure they actually held exactly 4 ounces. They're perfect for storing spices, however some of the…

I bought these to transfer my kitchen spices from the original packaging. The jars aren't big enough to hold all the spices in the original jar, so I have some left over to refrigerate or seal in a bag. Moving jars was a necessity for me because very small bugs were invading my kitchen. I went to use one of my condiments and found it wobbly in my hand and a search of my cupboard revealed about a third of my condiments were caught, vomit. I have to completely seal any food that is brought in the

I bought these spices to save on costs. They arrive in small bags and are difficult to organize in the spice cabinet, which is why they are needed. I specifically wanted a 4 ounce capacity because the spices I buy are usually 2 to 3.5 ounces and I don't need those extra little bags that I have to store elsewhere in the house. The glass feels solid enough and the rubber seal seems to be of decent quality, but the metal clasp feels a little flimsy. I'm not sure if they will hold up to everyday…

I wonder why others got broken cans. the packaging was excellent. Each bench stood in its place with no possibility of movement. If the glasses are broken, the carrier has grossly mishandled the box. The jars are very cute and the clasp works well. At the same time, the wire from which the latches are made is not particularly thick. So I don't think they would be a good idea for condiments that are opened frequently. For me they worked great as party favors filled with Cavender Greek spice mix…

I have a lot of damaged glasses. Twice I wrote to my seller and at the same time he sends a message that Revain will also receive a copy of the correspondence). I haven't heard a reply from any of them. The damaged jars had missing lid chips, broken glass and spice residue/stains in the bottles as if they had been used before (although I had ordered new jars). The broken glass and damage was in the bottle, not in transit as far as I can tell. Design flaws in some? Hard to say. The other jars…

These attractive glasses are great value for money. A disadvantage is that the seals are not completely reliable. Previous reviewers warned me of the potential problem, so I partially filled each can in both of my orders before leaving them upside down on the newspaper. When the first order was placed, it was found that a can was so deformed that it would not close. The rest seems ok. On the second order I accidentally imposed a tougher test by leaving the jars outside overnight. I think it…