TeiKis 16oz Kombucha/Beer Bottles (6 Pack,Clear) - Easy Cap for Better Grip: Slip-Free Solution Review

I use these to make homemade stevia-sweetened lemonade with club soda for a sugar-free, healthy drink without having to buy water or the store. The only complaint is that you have to install the caps before use.

I bought these to store homemade vanilla extract. The bottles are easy to clean, nice thick glass and the indentation in the middle makes them easy to hold and doesn't feel like they can easily slip out of your hands.

I have small hands and the non-slip grip is great! Have used it for homemade kombucha and so far after a few months it's holding up great. The top is easy to open and close. Examine very closely the bottles in which the 2nd fermentation continues with a tight cap. Delivered in two boxes, each bottle was easily wrapped in bubble wrap. I will continue to buy these!

These bottles are a delight from the moment I received the package - super thoughtful packaging and added goodies - handles and funnels all made a great first impression. I used kefir bottles. After 3 hours in the fridge, the taste intensifies with a pleasant hissing sound. I was able to label the bottles and now I make more water kefir and proudly drink it in front of my beer friends. Love these bottles hooray!

I have 18 of these bottles. I use them to make kombucha every week. Got them back in 2018 and love the contour of the grip bottles which make them easy to use. The shape is very different from most other bottles, making it easy to tell if someone has left with your bottles. After all my abuse of these bottles, I only broke one. It's fairly easy to get stuck bits out with a bottle brush. I have recommended these bottles to others and will buy them again.

Update: I've used these bottles many times and thought I'd give a little more info. I think I paid $18.95 for a set of 6. I pay no more than 20€ for a set. If they're $20 or more, I'll look elsewhere. Sealing: I currently have two bottles (out of 24+) that are not sealed well. I believe the reason for this is the very small seam of mold that is on the lid. Remove the gasket from the cover and inspect the seam of the mold. If it's looking a little excessive, you might just need to give it a deep