🍯 24-Pack of Amber Glass Bottles - 15 ml (1/2 oz) Size - Equipped with Glass Eye Droppers Review

I made about 75 herbal tinctures and filled them into these bottles, labeled them and sold them within 4 months. The content continued to lose volume. Today I am decanting 1/3 of my bottles into other bottles so I can resell ALL full bottles. So basically 1/3 of my products vanished into thin air. So much for winning at all. That proves to me that the seals on these bottles are terrible. DO NOT buy it if you intend to store it in it for anything longer than immediate use.

AVOID USING ESSENTIAL OILS! At first I was happy to use these bottles to mix essential oil with perfume grade alcohol and at first I thought it worked like a charm. However, over time my very expensive essential oils and absolutes have evaporated from these lids. They just won't let air through! Buy phenolic capsules if you want to avoid costly losses. The size of the neck and thread is also unusual, which is why I also found that buying additional phenolic caps is three times more expensive…

First of all, 24 for only $10 is a good deal. I don't need 24 now, but I'm sure I'll find a use for the extra elements later. easy. For what I intend to use them for I would prefer clear glass but that is just a preference for my application and not disdain for the product. The droppers are a plus as all I really needed was a small bottle with a cap but I suppose they will still come in handy. The main thing is that the bottles are strong with a sealed pipette for the cap and what else you can…

I have mixed essential oils with this. I know from experience that rubber drip caps deteriorate with age and exposure to concentrated oils. So far I haven't experienced any of the leakage and evaporation that other buyers have mentioned in their reviews. I hope not as that would be a terrible waste of a good product and money. I traveled with them, although I kept the bottles upright in my carry-on to avoid unnecessary mishaps and have them to hand quickly in an emergency. I think it's good…

EDIT/UPDATE: Having had them for a couple of months now, I urge anyone thinking of using them in perfumery, DON'T DO IT. They all have a very slow air release and over time you will find that your contents will eventually evaporate. I've only had them a few months and after the first California heat wave this weekend I've found that many of them have vaporized at least 25% of their contents in that weekend alone and everything in them is coming out the top where the rubber ball (now covered…