Just looked at the bottles in your link, and down below in the :Item Specifics" I see this.
Material: PET
Material: PET
Just looked at the bottles in your link, and down below in the :Item Specifics" I see this.
Material: PET
I had just gone back and seen that, too, while you posted. I was trying to go back and delete my post about them after I saw it. Maybe you could ask the seller for clarification, but the pic of it showing the open bottle without a cap DOES look like it's PET...as LDPE isn't totally clear. I'm sorry I didn't read his description toward the bottom sooner.
If you want easy to squeeze, but not PET, the choices would be LDPE or PP.
These don't look like the PET bottles from BCV, the PET bottles from them are a clear plastic, and these are opaque.
here is a very basic plastic bottle safety discussion
I’m considering these myself:I would like to find 60 ml bottles that have a dripper tip, and bottles with a large mouth for refilling. The Chubby Gorillas I get from a flavor supplier are PET bottles. The 60 ml silicone bottles I've seen are all small mouthed.
reviews say it’s squeezable unlike the more rigid Chubby Gorilla bottles.those look good, but PET
reviews say it’s squeezable unlike the more rigid Chubby Gorilla bottles.
Thanks for the clarification. I liked the measurement lines on them. Oh well, I can skip them nowThose may be somewhat more squeezeable than regular PET bottles, but they're still PET plastic. The LDPE, HDPE, and PP plastic containers have been found to not leach plastics' chemicals into the contents, even when repeatedly reused. The PET ones did not meet that criteria. Once PET began to slightly change color and/or turn cloudy or "milky", changes were taking place in the plastic itself.
The multiple complaints about tips leaking, or not being secure, would make them a hard pass for me.Thanks for the clarification. I liked the measurement lines on them. Oh well, I can skip them now