Bottle Droppers and Supplies in Tips and Tricks; Ok I need some guidence hear. Where would the best place to buy liquid droppers and supplies? Any one know ...
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Bottle Droppers and Supplies
Ok I need some guidence hear. Where would the best place to buy liquid droppers and supplies? Any one know of actual stores that carry them? and if not what the best websites.
Thank you in advance. I want to stockpile incase worse comes to worse.
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Like Nc said. Usplastics has more than anyone else.
container store has some also if you have any in your area. not sure if you do. they are in the southwest US mostly.
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A Serious Note:
Here's one for glass, also plastics. I maybe am being a little alarmist here, but a couple weeks ago there were shipments of VG36mg.ml juice. Nuff said. That stuff was reeking before I (and others) ever opened the 'plastic' bottles. The outside of those containers just did not feel right. After the seal was broken I couldn't keep the outside of the bottle dry and clean. Kept 'sliming' up for lack of a better word. Fluke??
I can't speak to this professionally, however I do have a thought that perhaps the juice was reactive with the containers. I'm sure there were issues within the mix as well, but maybe a glitch with the washing and rinsing pre-fill. Contaminants inside?? Contaminants in the bottle manufacturing/material itself?? For some reason the whole incident was quashed. At least from the retailer. However, I think it gave some of us the impression that this is something that bears a close watch in the future.
These juices should be placed in sterile glass containers, just MHO. Would also sterilize before use if the containers are not capped or sealed before shipping. Especially for long term storage, I would make a point to ask any supplier exactly what their sterilization/shipping practices are for their glassware. I would also make sure they are rated for liquids. (Inner liners in the caps.)
I would also give some thought to how you mix and measure your ingredients. I've done an awful lot of canning fruits and veg's and meats in my lifetime, this is nothing to ignore, and be aware of possible degradation or deteriorating wholesomeness. I would take nothing for granted.
It's one thing to mix a supply to use for a couple days or so, but long term and large volume? Careful with this.
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Originally Posted by
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Here's one for glass, also plastics. I maybe am being a little alarmist here, but a couple weeks ago there were shipments of VG36mg.ml juice. Nuff said. That stuff was reeking before I (and others) ever opened the 'plastic' bottles. The outside of those containers just did not feel right. After the seal was broken I couldn't keep the outside of the bottle dry and clean. Kept 'sliming' up for lack of a better word. Fluke??
I can't speak to this professionally, however I do have a thought that perhaps the juice was reactive with the containers. I'm sure there were issues within the mix as well, but maybe a glitch with the washing and rinsing pre-fill. Contaminants inside?? Contaminants in the bottle manufacturing/material itself?? For some reason the whole incident was quashed. At least from the retailer. However, I think it gave some of us the impression that this is something that bears a close watch in the future.
These juices should be placed in sterile glass containers, just MHO. Would also sterilize before use if the containers are not capped or sealed before shipping. Especially for long term storage, I would make a point to ask any supplier exactly what their sterilization/shipping practices are for their glassware. I would also make sure they are rated for liquids. (Inner liners in the caps.)
I would also give some thought to how you mix and measure your ingredients. I've done an awful lot of canning fruits and veg's and meats in my lifetime, this is nothing to ignore, and be aware of possible degradation or deteriorating wholesomeness. I would take nothing for granted.
It's one thing to mix a supply to use for a couple days or so, but long term and large volume? Careful with this.
Your imput is much apreciated! I will defanitly be doing my homework.
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I get my bottles and other mixing stuff from ecigsmokestore.com
Dawn and George have good price's on fast service
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I've bought some 5ml glass bottles (No droppers) and vials from one of those "Everything you can think of and don't need" stores in the Flea Market for .25 each.
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Originally Posted by
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Ok I need some guidence hear. Where would the best place to buy liquid droppers and supplies? Any one know of actual stores that carry them? and if not what the best websites.
Thank you in advance. I want to stockpile incase worse comes to worse.
In a pinch, the bottles that food coloring comes in - the screw top ones, not the ones with the pointy lids - works well as far as size.
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I went looking for dropper bottles, or even eye droppers w/bottles, the other day. In walmart they looked at me like I was the elephant man. In CVS they shrugged and said, maybe in the baby section. In Kmart, they were completely clueless.......
So does anyone know what type of retail store might carry these types of supplies?
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I get larger glass dropper bottles at the health food store. 1 oz (30 ml) and larger. Some health food stores may have more choices.
I also just buy eyedroppers and use them with small bottles that don't have droppers.
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