Bottles that don't leak?!?

[SteveFromNY]

Do they exist?

I carry an old eGo box with me to work everyday that I keep bottles of ejuice and spare parts. Almost everyday, I have to clean everything off because juice is leaking from every bottle.

Are there any bottles out there that do not leak?

 

[Bozzlite]

I had the same problem when I was using attys and carts. I still haven't found any bottles that won't leak when layed on their side or end up pointed down.

What I did was use one of those ziplock snack bags to put my juices in. At least the leaks were confined to the bag. And put those lids on really tight.

I finally solved the whole bottle leaking problem by switching to cartomizers. Just fill up as many as you need for the day. Put the condoms back on both ends. Switch out as needed. Leave the bottles at home. Or, you could do the same thing with carts and attys. Just don't overfill.

 

[Darrigaaz]

Some vendors supply their nicquids in glass bottles. This prevents leaking due to the fact that the bottles aren't getting squeezed and increasing the pressure of the nicquid, which tries to relieve the pressure through any possible fissures in the seal.

 

[AtomicRein]

AVE Juice has empty bottles that would be perfect for you. There is no excess liquid on the bottle after dripping and I have stored them on their side with no leaking whatsoever. Not sure which other vendors carry these bottles.

18ML Bottle

 

[salemgold]

If you are able to deal with glass bottles they are much better to keep your nicquids in anyway. There is some question as to whether plasticides may leach into the liquid when storing in plastic bottles

http://www.sunburstbottle.com/glass-bottles/glass-vials/A1-8D

 

[WomanOfHeart]

I carry little 3ml and 6ml bottles that don't have the childproof caps. I've never had one leak no matter how it's stored. You can get these at OneStopDIYShop for cheap!

 

[emus]

Never had a leak w/ glass dripper bottles.

 

[Iffy]

Here's a tip for those that don't want to buy new bottles.

When I recap my plastic bottles for travelling, I ever so slightly squeeze the bottle while replacing the cap tightly. If you're going from a lower temp environment to a warmer one (i.e. house to car), the liquid will expand a lil' bit. By capping while squeezing, you are creating a slight vacuum. As the juice warms, it will have room to expand without leaking.

I've been fortunate thus far, no leaks. YMMV...

 

[SteveFromNY]

Here's a tip for those that don't want to buy new bottles.

When I recap my plastic bottles for travelling, I ever so slightly squeeze the bottle while replacing the cap tightly. If you're going from a lower temp environment to a warmer one (i.e. house to car), the liquid will expand a lil' bit. By capping while squeezing, you are creating a slight vacuum. As the juice warms, it will have room to expand without leaking.

I've been fortunate thus far, no leaks. YMMV...

Nice tip, works well. ;-)

 

[base234]

I carry little 3ml and 6ml bottles that don't have the childproof caps. I've never had one leak no matter how it's stored.

Same here!