🧴 Humangear Travel Gotoob Pack - Clear Green Tubes Review

I read in most reviews that the small size is TOO small so I ordered a medium size. Wow, Wednesday is pretty big. On my trip to Iceland I only needed to take a go-tubb with me. I was able to store all my vitamins and supplements with ease. The seal is perfectly legal and nothing came out when I picked it up in baggage claim at the airport. If you want to take a lot of small items (vitamins, cosmetics, needles, etc.), then be sure to choose a medium size. If you're like me and plan on using them

These small containers are ideal for on the go. I bought a medium sized three pack. One can held the following, with room for a few more pills: 8 vitamin D gummies, 8 turmeric pods, 4 magnesium pods, 4 multivitamins, 12 vitamin C pills, so assume it's about 40 will be big tablets. I also use them for creams. Yes, Humangear also makes reusable street cameras (called GoToob). But I use thicker creams like Eucerin or CeraVe for my eczema that don't squirt as easily. These creams are rarely sold in

Lids work very well - no leaks and easy to use. Liquid sizes were listed on the sides of every bottle I've bought recently, which was helpful for the size restrictions airlines can take. I particularly liked being able to lock the lids so there haven't been any large bottles spilling in my laundry bag after a few long haul flights lately. Smaller round flat containers are also great for pills and face creams. Does not splatter and is easy to use. When they arrived they smelled like…