| Empty Clear Travel Refillable Flip-Top Bottles - BPA/No Parabens, 60millileter/2ounce - Set of 6

I bought these for traveling to put my many hair creams and gels in. I wanted this smaller 2 oz size for space saving because I usually do not need the allowed 3.4 oz bottles. I also like how these are not round, but rectangle with sides which makes them fit closer in the quart travel bag saving room for more liquids. I also like the pop top squeeze lids. You can easily rinse/wash them for re-using.

I was heading out of town for a few days and had been researching a handful of similar products on Amazon. After reading several reviews, I decided to try out this product. I’m so glad I did because these travel bottles were perfect!! They are made well . It is strong plastic with lids that stay on tightly. You can still squeeze and release products. If you are looking for those silicone squishy bottles; this is not it. I prefer these over the silicone bottles because the chances of spillages is very slim. (I had zero spillage in my suitcase)

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The media could not be loaded. I ordered these because I needed a TSA-compliant bottle to store my toner. They are made from recyclable plastic (1-PET), and have a firmness to them, which means they are not really squeezable. These bottles would work for liquid products that you can easily be poured or shaken out of the opening.I haven’t traveled with them, so I can’t speak to their leakproof-ness, but I can say there are no rubber gaskets or anything like that to act as an additional barrier. I’d actually be a little surprised if they didn’t leak, but again I haven’t tested it.As you can see from my picture, the 2 oz bottle is a bit smaller than a pack of pocket tissues.There’s a good chance I’ll be returning these, simply because I don’t need 6, I’m not confident about their ability to not leak, and I think a more squeezable bottle would be more versatile, and, therefore, get greater use.

This is my second time purchasing this product. They are made of thick, good quality plastic. They do not leak. It is easy to refill them. I use these every time I travel and recommend them to everyone.

I find the squared edges allow better fit in my TSA approved bag for carrying on with my personal item. Great bottles.

These are very much like the bottles in which hand sanitizer is sold. WRT flexibility/squeeze ability, it's fine for the hand sanitizer application and I expect any other gel/lotion you want to disperse the amount you'd use for hand sanitizer.For those mentioning it's hard to get the last bit out, that would be true for something more viscous things (toothpaste, hand *cream* vs lotion) that sticks to a containers sides. For something viscous/sticky, you do probably want a more flexible walled container, like silicone or a more flexible plastic, with a "toothpaste tube" type bottom so you can squeeze everything out.For liquids/gels that don't stick to the sides of containers, when you turn these bottles upside-down the air stays on top (now the bottle's bottom). Since the container is always "full" (i.e., the entire volume is filled with a mixture of the liquid/gel and air), a very small squeeze pushes out a "dollop" of the stuff out the cap hole (now on the bottom). How much is a dollop? You'd use 1-2 if it was hand sanitizer, a few more maybe for hand lotion. It's actually the amount you want to come out so you can control it.BTW, it's easy to make your own hand sanitizer. Using 99% isopropyl alcohol, mix 3 parts alcohol to 1 part gel. The gel could be food grade propylene glycol or aloe vera gel. Just mix it up. Add some essential oil drops if you want a fragrance. I use coconut or cucumber-melon oils with aloe vera gel. Nice but doesn't overwhelm you with aroma; e.g., won't ruin that nice red you're sipping.

These are great for taking your own shampoo/conditioner/body wash on a trip. My only complaint is that if your product is very thick, it's kind of hard to squeeze it out of the little hole. I just took the cap off, so not really a big deal. They work fine.