So those unicorns are screw on tops, right?
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Yep and the tips are easy to pop off and decent opening for filling. These are the ones I ordered. Not sure if they offer less quantity.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B015VBMWQW/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o02_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
they have 100ml too 
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B010XXBF66/ref=s9_acsd_hps_bw_c_x_4
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Okay… color me an idiot… I seen the screw thread on the top of the bottle and thought the tip screwed on lol…
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I thought the same when I was searching for them lol. I have a couple unused laying around if you would like to try them first. No prob to send them to you. PM me your address and I’ll get them right out to you.
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I appreciate the offer, are the holes in the tops large enough for the Badger head to fit through? If so I’ll pick up that Amazon sale (might get the 50 pack they have).
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unfortunately not wide enough for the badger. 
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I use these http://www.kogacotton.com/30ml-unicorn-bottles-new-v2-wide-mouth/, The Badger tip will fit but it ends up being a big mess 
They’re also available from same seller on eBay http://www.ebay.com/itm/NEW-V2-30ML-UNICORN-BOTTLES-WIDE-MOUTH-PEN-STYLE-DRIPPER-RDA-MOD-WHOLESALE-/272018979744?var=&hash=item3f55983ba0:m:mA9lfrHSAZz5whH2IPT114Q
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that’s why I use the badger in the glass bottles lol thanks for the heads up on these.
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I don’t know if the badger works the same way my milk frother does…they’re both put up at the moment and I’ll get them out later to see. The frother had a couple screws that held the two plastic pieces together. I unscrewed those enough to pull the metal piece out. Then I twisted together 2 strands of 24g wire folded in half so that the end made a kind of whisk shape. I stuck the other ends where the metal piece was in the frother and screwed it back together. Works perfectly in my thin mouth plastic bottles.
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I’ve heard you say that before…what bottles do you use? I have 30ml blue cobalt that the Badger fits in easily.
https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B0081SPX9Q/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o07_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
Edit: I see you already answered this question…
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I use an electric cocktail stirrer , its old ,late '60’s , The paddles I bend to shape using 1mm s.steel welding wire . simple to do and works a treat . I’d include a picture but don’t know how to do it .
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Welcome to this circus… Biff is a very super special name to me…so Biffo is close enough. Actually it’s Biffie, and only a teenie tiny little bear of a rescue…
Despite his short life, each time I see you on ELR I will think of him so thank you, from the bottom of my soul…he was a pure sweetie that deserved more in life.
I hope to see you a bunch on ELR…and again, welcome.
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Take a picture, put it on your desktop or in a directory so you know where it is… then drag and drop it (the picture file) into the reply area.
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Got a pic in your laptop/desktop?
Easy to post here. Click the upload on the reply window tools, select pic from your device, upload and done…
Still need help…give me a ring,eh?
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Man I need to think outside the box more often…lol. you guys have some ideas I never even thought of
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If you like plastic I buy from these guys all the time.
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I think I’m gonna stick with container and plastics…cheap for how many I buy…but I do need to get 60ml bottles
You can make them to fit any bottle opening…great. Plus, it’s probably built better than stuff today, eh?