LJY 30 Needle Tip Squeeze Bottles, 1 oz, 5 Funnels for Paint, Ink and Oil

everything you need in this boxed set! the bottles are durable and the tips are very precise application. I use these for craft glue and paints. bottles and seals are good and nothing inside dries out. they even include a few funnels.

The media could not be loaded. I used these for goth glue for art class worked great. Easy application. Difficult to fill. If filling with glue fill from glue bottles not gallon or with included funnel. It was worth the money.

These work well. I use to apply glaze to pottery. There's a little rubber cap too which means I don't have to clean them every time because they stay wet.

Very Simple to use....Thank you!!!!

These were exactly what I needed. We used them for white school glue, for quilling. They were a challenge to fill with white glue because the glue would stop up sometimes in the necks. The funnels didn't work for this type of filling. I imagine a thinner liquid would work with the funnels. But they have a nice long tip, and the little cap is a nice soft silicone.The bottle themselves are that softer plastic so they are easy to squeeze. They are really nice. I would buy again.

These are perfect for crafting, I'm using them for glue, to get into tiny areas. I also bought syringes to fill these bottles, works perfectly

I purchased these for paper quilling with my crafts classes. They do a good job of applying glue exactly where you want them. However, the funnels are extremly slow. I would fill the funnel and wait twenty minutes for the glue to drop down into the bottle. We were using regular school glue. I found it faster to try and squeeze it from a school glue bottle into this one than to use the funnel. Also, the metal dispenser of these clog incredibly easy. I instructed students to squeeze out air when they were done for the day and then cover the tip with the silicone cap. We tried to make sure that was no glue left in the barrels. However, they would always clog and the problem was they don't send you any tools to fix them. Soaking them didn't always work and the opening is so tiny there is not much that you can to to physically clear them. The only thing that we found we could do with what we had in the classroom was to use a pencil lead from a mechnical pencil. They worked to clear the clogs but it you ever break one while clearing a clog.....well, good luck getting it out.The neck of the bottle should be about twice as wide to make filling them easier and there should be some type of tool included with these to clear out any clogs. Because those things are not present, we slowly stopped using these in class. They are sitting unused in a supply closet, unfortunately. These might be fine for an individual to use, but if they get lots of use, need lots of refilling, etc., I would go with something else.

I love these. I use them for acrylic paint. They seem to be air tight - there’s been no drying out.The only negative I’ve noticed is that when I put the cover on, sometimes the needle pushes into the lid. But whatever.