Just a thought… Since vape shops won’t be able to mix juices in house after Sunday, they might have some bottles left over that they’d be willing to unload for cheap. I wish I would have thought of this yesterday when I was at the vape shop. They’ve already switched over to pre-bottled house juice at the shop I go to… I might have to give them a call today and see if they still have empty bottles left.
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They can be a little hard to fill, I use a small funnel and it’s not to bad, these are all I use.
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The bottles I posted towards the top of the thread come from China so they would take forever to get delivered. These are what I meant to post. $12.50 and is prime eligible. Sometimes when I order these the price is $10.
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Thx… been using computer since the 70’s, never knew that lol… how sad
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Just received my order of bottles from that guy on eBay, I paid full price as I only wanted 10 - good bottles, just gave them a warm rinse as they smelt funny??
Anyway, cheers for the link! 
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I’m definitely getting commission off this guy haha, you’re welcome buddy 
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Hey 5prock3t,
I am about to wash some 100ml glass droppers to reuse… quick question can I put the whole thing including the tops in boiling water or should I only do that with the glass bottle itself?
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@Anonymiss I would only do the bottles, although most glass dropper tubes separate from their lids with a little pull if they need a clean
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Thanks thats what I was thinking but I wasn’t sure as I thought someone said they sterilize everything that way… I will just boil the bottles themselves.
I do put the glass only part of the droppers in a bowl and pour boiled water over them. I tear the whole dropper apart and clean all the parts separately.
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I dont let anything touch the rubber as it become tacky and can degrade pretty quick
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I’ve had rubber bulbs go misshapen and crack through boiling, I tend to pull them off and let them soak in some miltons sterilising liquid then wash them after
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I do the whole thing.
Disassemble the top and the dropper first.
I boil the bottles and dropper first and then throw in the caps…the caps float.
I havent had any of the issues above, but i dont over do it by boiling for too long…i have no idea how they are having issues, as i just haven’t.
I use no soap or chemicals, just a quick rinse beforehand
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Okay thanks 5prock3t thats what I just did and I had no issues 
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@Pugs1970 @Pattie Those Droppers are the best ive had, i mix 70/30 and my liquids are thick, they sucked up that juice like it was water, right up to the top, im really impressed.
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yeah man, told you they were good, glad you like em, last I spoke to him he had a couple of thousand too so good for a while yet 
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