Clear Bottles w/ attached drippers.

[Wall]

I was going to order some USPlastic Boston Rounds, but they seem to be opaque.

I can't see what's in them (for color) or see how much is left.

Is this a problem for anyone, or is it just me?

Usplastic has White, Black, Natural. If It says natural it is see through even if they messed up the pictures like they tend to.

 

[kjj]

Question for Kurt:

I don't think I've ever seen a eurodropper insert in person. How fine is the hole? As in, can you insert a syringe and then invert the bottle safely (without it leaking)?

I use some 6ml plastic bottles I got from Midwest Vapors, which appear to be just resold US Plastics bottles. I load my syringe by passing a 20 gauge needle through the dripper orifice, and I get an airtight seal every time.

 

[bluesuede]

Dang, I had a little problem figuring out the Euro bottles as the caps came separately. Had never seen them before. Anyway, when you put the cap on and then twist to break the "seal", you are left with a removable cap (of course) and an insert left in the neck of the bottle that has a "hole in it.... through which you can insert a syringe. Was that English? Like Kurt said, this is great because if you knock a bottle over it won't leak. Something I have done in the past. Kurt can explain a lot better than me I'm sure.

Edit: I have to test it with my syringe. Will let you know.

 

[berthoff]

Usplastic has White, Black, Natural. If It says natural it is see through even if they messed up the pictures like they tend to.

Thanks! Yes. the picture threw me off.

 

[Kurt]

Question for Kurt:

I don't think I've ever seen a eurodropper insert in person. How fine is the hole? As in, can you insert a syringe and then invert the bottle safely (without it leaking)?

I use some 6ml plastic bottles I got from Midwest Vapors, which appear to be just resold US Plastics bottles. I load my syringe by passing a 20 gauge needle through the dripper orifice, and I get an airtight seal every time.

kjj, just saw this, so sorry for the delay. I do this with syringe and plastic dropper too.

Your 20 ga needle should fit no problem in the eurodropper center hole, although I cannot promise no drip if tilted. I don't really invert the glass bottles, just tilt them, although the needle has to be curved somewhat to reach the edge and thus all the liquid if tilted. I curve it very gently by hand. My needles are 18 ga and it is a good seal. I just checked a bottle of distilled water, which does drip when inverted without a needle inserted. A bottle of VG when inverted does not drip. So depending on the thickness of your liquid, inverting without a needle inserted may or may not drip. Chances are with the needle inserted it will not drip, but its probably best to just curve the needle and tilt, especially with very high-nic juice, like 60 mg or more.