Has anyone used these bottles?

submitted over 10 years ago by crow_jam

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by TheWinterBearover 10 years ago

Look here while these look like the bombies style "boston" round bottles it's actually the "cosmo" round style. Got a few myself.

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by JustSayNoToDiacetylover 10 years ago

SKS also carries the boston rounds (you linked the cosmo's).

Edit for link: https://www.sks-bottle.com/340c/fin42.html

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by TheWinterBearover 10 years ago

Ya I know, but I figured he said he was looking for different sizes in the style.

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by FraizerBManilloover 10 years agoProud Sidebar Reader!

They look like bombies style, search bombies group buy in this sub you should find it

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by crow_jamover 10 years ago

Thanks, didn't know they were being used by us already. They are really nice. Thought I'd done something original.

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by crow_jamover 10 years ago

I'm looking for more of these in different sizes. I found them sold as tattoo ink bottles, but I'm sure they are generic. My Google skills have let me down so far sourcing them cheap. Anyone know what they are called? This one is 30ml, with a top that twists to open but stays on.

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by Rollwithmykittiesover 10 years ago

I've got about 50 in various sizes in a box but I haven't had a chance to use them yet. Should be doing a big mix next weekend so I hope they're as good as they are hyped. I'm just too lazy to sanitize so many bottles at once.

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by lansuven42over 10 years ago

Just started using these. Leaking is minimal and manageable. Also, trying to fill a lemo with these is a slight pain. Dripping is definitely doable without mess once you get the hang of it. Cleaning is easier than glass dropper bottles. All in all I've completely switched and I'm happy with them.

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by JustSayNoToDiacetylover 10 years ago

Hmm, I don't like the idea that they leak. How so? The twist top leaks? I am thinking of ordering a case of these and need to know whether I should stick to the old glass droppers.

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by lansuven42over 10 years ago

I meant like, after filling your tank or RDA you get a drop or two the escapes from the cap, not that it leaks on its own. It's very manageable. The only place liquid comes out of the bottle is the top, where it's supposed to.

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by DarkX9109over 10 years ago

That bottle looks like the bottle I use for my gun oil.

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by snowman210over 10 years ago

I have a 120ml in that style, idk who thought that was a good idea.

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by prettymatthewover 10 years agoTobacconist

i like the caps, but don't like the PET bottles. they don't squeeze well. i prefer to use a LDPE bottle if it has a dripper cap.

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by whiteweazel21over 10 years ago

Since they are plastic, are these bottles mainly for short term solutions only?

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by BadIdea85over 10 years ago

Please only use child proof bottles. Our hobby is under so much scrutiny that we should do the responsible stuff on our own so there's still energy to fight the important battles

edit: stuff not stiff

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by Devo9090over 10 years agoFrugivore

Even if I had children, I wouldn't trust those bottles for squat. I can't tell you how many times the caps have just come off without any effort; that or the fact that they just spill in your pockets after a few days' use. They have terrible design, so vapers would be better off buying bottles that have caps that are not easily taken off.

Pretty ironic thing.

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by BadIdea85over 10 years ago

You make it sound like you were using bottles made out of tissue. Don't use such terrible bottles...

Besides, I wasn't advocating the legitimacy of childproof caps. I was stating a fact.

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by BoneyNicoleover 10 years agoOne of "The Damned"

It's not that I disagree with you exactly, but if I'm only DIYing for my husband and me, I don't see the point. If we are making some for friends with kids or something, then sure.