Juice bottles UK

submitted about 3 years ago by BadgerMyBadger_

Hi All, Just a quick tip for anyone on the uk looking for good mixing bottles, I ordered some 250ml aluminium mixing bottles from iBottles and they are the bomb.

They have a very very good seal that doesn’t leak, and best of all they are much more sustainable than the shitty plastic ones I’ve been using. THEY ARE ALSO SO SO CHEAP (£1.16!) compared to buying bottles from vape shops, Amazon etc. I bought some rectangular 60ml dropper bottles too which so far are holding up pretty well. You can find them in the ‘eliquid bottles’ section on their website.

FYI I have no affiliation with iBottles, they just gave very good customer service and the bottles are actually decent.

Comments

5 points

by kuri_sanTouabout 3 years agoDiketones, Schmiketones

Aluminum?

~~Nice site. I with they had wide mouth bottles.~~

~~I might place an order. What are shrink bands?~~

Bollocks. They don’t ship to me. Bastards

2 points

by BadgerMyBadger_about 3 years ago

Sorry what are you referring to with ‘shrink bands’?

Edit - yeah aluminium, using them to make large batches in, then decant them into smaller HDPE bottles for when I’m using that juice.

1 points

by Br0kenRabbitTVabout 3 years ago

>shrink bands

To put on bottles and heat with a heat gun, like a seal.

5 points

by Hexcod3about 3 years ago

Used ibottles for years and normally buy 200+ bottles a time

3 points

by QueenBuzyBeeabout 3 years ago

Hi. They’ve been my go to bottle supplier for years (LDPE and HDPE). I personally don’t use aluminum because of things like being connected to Alzheimer‘s disease. And then there’s the issue with aluminum and acids (CAP Super Sweet contains citric acid). I wouldn’t use anything that isn’t food safe, preferably glass. But „ibottles“ is definitely a great shop, overall good pricing and they ship to the EU.

1 points

by BadgerMyBadger_about 3 years ago

Il have to look into that, thanks for letting me know! In my head, fizzy drinks come in aluminium cans so made the assumption they would be safe.

3 points

by Squall-UKabout 3 years ago

Fizzy drinks cans are lined to keep them safe.

1 points

by BadgerMyBadger_about 3 years ago

Looking into this more, the iBottles site does say that the aluminium bottle is food and drink safe, however I’m not sure what lining they use.

1 points

by BadgerMyBadger_about 3 years ago

So I have contacted iBottles and their parent company, and they have said the aluminium bottles are lined and are food and drink safe.