Chubby Gorilla 60ml V-3 Clear PET Plastic Unicorn Squeeze Bottle (10 Pack) With Child Resistant Cap, Easy Drip Tip Applicator, REUSABLE

I Looked and looked for this style filler cap, does not pop off on it's own, but can be removed easily, with a thumb nail or butter knife. Bought some last year and wanted to make sure they were the real deal, these are. And do not leak even when stored on it's side.PET is PET - anything like HD/LDPE is not PET it is (high)/ Low-density polyethylene. PET is what I want my vape liquid in.I've been vaping for more then 5 years and I mix my own from purchased ingredients, about 5) 60 ML bottles at a time. I store them in the fridge. Fluid last months, in PET.Come time to refill them I just pop the filler top off and wash all the parts in hot tap water, dry them and reuse themIMHO, Simply the best.

I had one bottle in the past where the childproof broke. Other than that—no leaks or anything. They crease on the sides from squeezing out e juice in my vape. I use em like 4-5 times until I don’t trust the crease on the side to finally become a hole. I use a little knife to pop off the spout thing so I can refill it. I face the wall when I do it bc the spout flies across the room when it pops off. They’re cheap enough. One order of bottles lasts me about a year before I order more.

Other than the caps being very difficult to remove from the bottle, this is a strong plastic good control bottle for my e juice (not screw-on caps, but the dispensing ones)

Hard plastic hard to squeeze. Leaks.

The bottles works mostly fine but they have a design flaw that allows liquid to eventually build up and drip out coating the cap and sides.

These are great for glue! I am a paper crafter and the tip is perfect for my craft glue. I wanted a precision tip that wasn’t a needle point and this is perfect. I was on the fence about buying them because everyone used them for vape juice but they are great!

I read a review that said it was difficult to get the tip off to clean and reuse. If you dry it, pinch it with two fingers, tightly...just turn your fingers 90 degrees as you pull up and away. Pops right out QUICKLY!

The plastic bottles themselves are good, they deform / reform well and they don't split down the body.However, two big problems:(1) the top lip, near the thread for the cap, can split(2) the 'safety' mechanism, the clear cap inside the red cap, often binds to the bottle and makes it completely unusable - the cap won't come loose. If it gets stuck, your only option is to literally tear the head off the bottle. But that will happen anyway as you try to open it, because you have to use an astonishing amount of force to loosen it.Bought 10 of these, I think I've decapitated 7 of them over the last year. The 3 which have 'good' caps last 10x longer, and are great.Using these for fine control over fluid dispensing. Maybe you'll have better luck with different viscosity liquids but I doubt it.