Amber Glass Bottles with Glass Droppers - 2 Each - 4 Oz Capacity

Mine came unbroken but the dropper fell out of the cap. It was not connected. I figured out what the problem was. I had to remove the glass tube from the suction bulb. Then stick the bulb up into the cap from the bottom and pull till the lip of the bulb was on the top of the cap. Once the suction bulb is secure in the cap, carefully push the glass dropper tube into the bulb on the inside of the cap. Then screw the cap on the bottle. Now when I unscrew the cap the dropper is attached. 2 stars because 1) can’t be returned (although Amazon will still refund you); and 2) the hassle to me for having to fix the bottle how it should have come!

The dropper in one of the bottles was broken... not eligible for return, so the trash got that one. The other one is serving it's purpose of dispensing cuticle remover, but when the bulb is pressed, it takes up very little product... I'm disappointed in this purchase.

Two amber dropper bottles for $8 is a bargain, methinks. The glass droppers are good length, and come with a protective band around the end for transit (although you'd think whatever impact would make those useful would destroy the rest of the bottle).Another reviewer noted that the suction is pretty weak, and it does only fill the dropper about a quarter (a good third if you really try). But since I use this to store almond oil for cosmetic purposes, it doesn't bother me, and in fact I prefer it so I don't get the oil up in the bulb. The only annoyance is that after you release the bulb, the liquid still drips from the end, so you have to transfer quickly (I don't know if this is standard for non-pricey lab-grade equipment though).

The first shipment never showed. When I informed the seller a second shipment was sent right away.The bottles are solid and well made. You won't have to worry about these. I use them for applying gun solvent to patches, but I'm sure they have 1,000's of uses.The droppers are very good quality also. The cap is soft pliable rubber which easily allows a decent amount of fluid uptake.As a test for this review, I squeezed all the air out of the cap I could to see how much fluid uptake occurred. The dropper takes less than half to about a third of the "dropper potential" so, the dropper itself does so-so in that regard. Still, it does its job well enough, looks to be well made and should last a very long time. My only concern is that the gun solvent may affect the rubber cap. So far, it's fine.I recommend this bottle w/dropper. It is good quality and you won't be disappointed. They were priced fairly and I would buy them again.

The dropper came in two seperate pieces - the screw cap is NOT attached to the bulb. They do not attach together. Bulb is defective and does not allow propper use of dropper. Waste of money.

The bottle top makes a nice seal with the glass brown bottle. There are no leaks, so that's nice. However, the glass dropper doesn't work as well as I had hoped. Maybe there's not a good enough seal at the top, which leads to a decrease in suction. Or maybe the bulb at the top isn't big enough, preventing you from being able to draw enough liquid up into the dropper. Also, there's no line that shows how many ml of liquid are in the dropper, so you need to use another measuring device to know how much liquid you are dispensing. So there's things to be desired, but ultimately, this stores the liquid in a UV protected container, so it serves most of the purposes I needed.

Some people give less than five stars because the bulb does not pull the liquid to the top of the glass tube. Really? Do you think it has something to do with the dropper needing to reach the bottom of this tall bottle to get the last bit of goodie out of the bottom? The total amount of fluid pipetted by the dropper is roughly equivalent to smaller medicine bottles with droppers. If it doesn't suit you, dispense twice, or three times.The brown bottle is designed to prevent photolysis of light-sensitive reagents like hydrogen peroxide. That it does. You can still see through it well enough to gauge the level of liquid inside--that's a good thing. Just dark enough, no darker.The little rubber tip protector is a nice touch. Don't forget to remove it before you start using the bottle--it's just for shipping safety.

Works well for what it is. I'm not sure if the lid leaks or if the oil I keep in this is somehow getting on my fingers while I use it, but the rubber squeeze part gets very oily every time and it stays a bit sticky, even if I wash it. The dropper also doesn't pick up much, maybe an inch and a half up the tube, which is about half of what a similar bottle I have of the same size picks up.Overall, it does what I need it to do, even if it isn't in the most clean or efficient manner, and for the price, I really can't complain.