Leaky bottles

[Giraut]

Am I the only one who find all juice bottles are leaky? I'm getting sick and tired of getting sticky juice in my pocket, in my backpack or wherever I happen to carry bottles that aren't upright. And I'm not even talking about flying with them: if they end up upside down, with the pressure difference in airplanes, they literally empty themselves. I'm just back from a trip, and the inside of my suitcase and my coat's pocket are a disaster.

Do you know a trick to make them bottles tight? I'm thinking of a piece of rubber at the bottom of the cap, to seal off the tip or something. Or maybe buying properly tight bottles and transferring the juices I want to carry around in them. If so, which ones?

 

[BrianMANN]

The regular child proof plastic bottles that I've gotten most of my ejuice in have never leaked for me. I have one glass bottle of ejuice that i've noticed will leak a little bit because it's got a cheapy plastic lid which doesn't screw down very tight. Just get plastic bottles with the child proof caps? Otherwise... maby find a higher quality glass dripper bottle, one with a good lid that screws down tight ? imo, modifying bottles sounds a bit uneccesary.... What brand of ejuice are you buying ? Do different style bottles all leak on you ? ? ?

 

[Giraut]

All my juices come in child-proof 10 ml plastic bottles. When they're sealed, they don't leak. But after opening, whether I screw the cap back down lightly or hard, or really really hard, they leak. Not fast, but they leak.

 

[Fuzzy Bruce]

Innokin U-Can V2.0, a no leak solution for travel. Mine rides in the saddlebag of my bike.

 

[BrianMANN]

Giraut , there You go man, a no leak solution. i'm adding that little ucan to my wishlist.... looks pretty handy; just wonder how long the spring button will work for . . .

 

[illitirit]

i read the u-can real capacity is much smaller than advertised.

I think the real capacity is 5ml while they advertise 10ml. So be careful!