I'm a fan of US Plastics. Prices are great, as is the selection. Natural = Clear, by the way.
Cylinder and Boston Round Bottles with Dropper Caps - US Plastic Corporation
I've got 3ml, 6ml, and 15 ml and they each kind of server their own purpose. Love the 6ml since I never leave the house without three different flavors of juice. 3ml are great for experimental mixes or making tiny samples for friends and co-workers.
I never order the 30ml, because who doesn't have a bunch of those anyway! And since health-cabin started offering 10ml sample bottles I still have a ton of those.
I prefer to mix into dropper bottles so I'm good to go. Also, a sharpie marker rubs off with a little soap and water, so I can mark the outside of the bottle with a ruler (into thirds). Makes it easier to fill 2/3 juice, add my flavors, and then fill the rest with VG/PG. I use 18ml juice which brings it down to 12ml. Putting it into a syringe for exact measuring got real old, real fast. The ruler trick speeds thing up.
--Prof Daffy
Cylinder and Boston Round Bottles with Dropper Caps - US Plastic Corporation
I've got 3ml, 6ml, and 15 ml and they each kind of server their own purpose. Love the 6ml since I never leave the house without three different flavors of juice. 3ml are great for experimental mixes or making tiny samples for friends and co-workers.
I never order the 30ml, because who doesn't have a bunch of those anyway! And since health-cabin started offering 10ml sample bottles I still have a ton of those.
I prefer to mix into dropper bottles so I'm good to go. Also, a sharpie marker rubs off with a little soap and water, so I can mark the outside of the bottle with a ruler (into thirds). Makes it easier to fill 2/3 juice, add my flavors, and then fill the rest with VG/PG. I use 18ml juice which brings it down to 12ml. Putting it into a syringe for exact measuring got real old, real fast. The ruler trick speeds thing up.
--Prof Daffy
