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DIY Juice Bottles
submitted over 9 years ago by BuddhaCheese516

Initially I purchased a couple 10ml bottles, so I could mix some flavors and see which ones would come out nice before making larger quantities (50ml~120ml). I was wondering what bottles the majority of the subreddit prefer to store their e-liquid in.

Glass bottles with droppers are okay but I prefer the larger feel of plastic squeeze bottles, especially 100~120ml sized ones. But please let me know your opinions

EDIT: If anyone has pictures or links to specific bottles they use, that would also be appreciated! Hoping to get some new ones.

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by abdadaover 9 years agoI will rip you a new one if you don't use the sidebar & search.

LDPE for life club here.

Glass bottles are finicky.

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by BuddhaCheese516over 9 years ago

Tried to reuse some bottles from previously bought "premium" ejuices, and the droppers would leak all over and it was a complete shit show.

Definitely LDPE all the way

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by abdadaover 9 years agoI will rip you a new one if you don't use the sidebar & search.

Whenever I get glass bottles from vendors, I pour them all into LDPE. I wish vendors would start including an extra label, actually. Would make life so much easier for me.

I donate the glass bottles to a dude I know who actually cleans them and reuses them himself. I hate glass.

If I had it my way, I'd sell my juice in those dropper-top "ketchup" packs like the samples you get from Euro juice vendors.

Those are the shit.

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by not_rocs_marieover 9 years ago

whoah, ketchup like packets? do you have a link to a picture of those? they sound cool/interesting

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by SenorBicepsover 9 years ago

What are LDPE bottles exactly? Link?

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by wh1skeyk1ngover 9 years ago

I tend to pawn off those glass dropper bottles to my friends who like my dirt cheap "premium" juices.

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by not_rocs_marieover 9 years ago

yeah I was never able to get into the glass eye dropper, I seemed to always make a mess with them.

Just wish that LDPE was easier to get the residual smell from.

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by abdadaover 9 years agoI will rip you a new one if you don't use the sidebar & search.

Try a different bottle supplier. The worst ones are the ones from FastTech, I can always tell when someone uses those because they reek.

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by JohnEjooover 9 years ago

yup, this guy gets it. Plus droppers are just a pain.

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by abdadaover 9 years agoI will rip you a new one if you don't use the sidebar & search.

I have some really expensive glass droppers that actually come unscrewed by themselves when the temperature changes.

That's just a lovely thing to happen with nicotine.

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by CloudDunker4000over 9 years ago

Seems pretty wasteful to not use glass.

Plastic is not only harmful to the environment, the odor and flavor will eventually get trapped. Cleaning them is a pain.

If you can't handle a glass eye dropper, how do you mix without spilling.

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by Vurveover 9 years agoVurve with the Swurve

Plastic drippers...

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by tehspamninjaover 9 years ago

LDPE all the way.

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by derpymcderpersonnover 9 years ago

LDPE, I normally order from SKSbottles.

https://www.sks-bottle.com/340c/fin21b.html

This was my first order, I will order more once I'm out.

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by ilduceEover 9 years agoMixologist

Good looking bottles. Would love to order some but shipping cost for ~30$ worth of bottles is 127$ to Finland. Any EU DIYers here to give helping hand where to get good quality LDPE bottles with good price ?

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by Drkfnlover 9 years ago

I can't check right now, but I assume many of the hundreds of different plastic bottles for sale on fasttech must be LDPE! I certainly have no idea which mine are, but they do the job and they're dirty cheap.

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by ThatBigDanishDudeover 9 years ago

Ebay is your friend. I just got 20 100ml bottles for 6£ that should last a while.

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by Vurveover 9 years agoVurve with the Swurve

If I buy juice from a B&M, first thing I do is transfer to a LDPE bottles.

I understand glass looks nice on the shelf, but it's such a pain in the ass functionally.

Just look up 30ml ldpe dripper bottles on Amazon, or click the "mixing supplies" tab on literally any of the flavor vendor pages. Wizard Labs, BCV, ecig express all sell them.

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by goatnapperover 9 years ago

I use 50ml ldpe bottles from heartland vapes.

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by AvarriannaRoxxzorover 9 years ago

I like to mix my juices in the glass bottles, they're better for the steeping process. I will use 30ml glass bottles, stick them in a cup of water and put them on my mug warmer for a couple of days or so, shaking in between the heat cycles. Then, assuming I have any available, I'll transfer them to a plastic unicorn bottle once they've finished steeping. I've found the unicorn bottles are great when you're out of the house, no fumbling to get the lids off and they drip really easily.

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by chinolofusover 9 years ago

i really like these. they have a 60ml too. they are a bit taller and skinnier than a normal bottle. the needle tip is great for top fill tanks too. http://www.cloudycollabs.com/120ml-bottle-empty/

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