E LIQUID BOTTLES

[sealover1]

Hi guys I bought some new PLASTIC E LIQUID BOTTLES but as I use mostly VG I find it hard to squeeze it out of the thin tips, are there any bottles out there with maybe a wider tip?

it does come out but at a very slow rate and having fibro if can be a bit painful keeping up the pressure for any amount of time.

[jevans]

www.amazon.co.uk/s/ref=nb_sb_noss_1?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords=plastic+dripper+bottles

[Perpetua]

I get all my bottles from Fasttech sealover1 . . . . . making sure I buy the more squidgable/opaque type:

www.fasttech.com/search?PE%20dropper%20bottles%20for%20eliquid

[sealover1]

that's cheap for bottles I did buy one of these 50ml today off ebay just for filling but wouldn't mind some more for mixing up a bigger batch

[decoy]

i use these guys
www.ibottles.co.uk/products/e-liquid-bottles.html
not the cheapest postage but if you buy nuff bottles it works out good in the end

[Postmodern Smoking]

Perpetua's link has many bottle options with large dripper which you might find easier than needle tip ones sealover1.

[sealover1]

they do have to be thin and long to fill my tank though

[joeten]

I got these www.lucemill.com/bottles/eliquid-bottles/120ml-ldpe-bottle-ytpn.html 100 cost £22 including the lids and postage or they have some other larger necked types for mixing by weight. sealover1

[domesticextremist]

You could try a spikey thing, fits most bottles and goes almost all the places a needle tip will go.

[Richard46]

Dec 6, 2017 19:32:49 GMT sealover1 said:

they do have to be thin and long to fill my tank though

Never found anything better than Luer Lock bottles. You can get the tips and little orange stoppers separate.
www.cremedevape.com/epages/yxve46fvrnud.sf/en_GB/?ObjectPath=/Shops/yxve46fvrnud/Products/DIY-BOT-09

[pxr5]

Many of the people I work with vape and none make their own liquids, so I just ask them for their used bottles now (they would just throw them anyway). Many use Lancashire Steam Company too, so I get the nice unicorn bottles. I give them a good wash and soak in a bicarb solution and they are like new. I see it as recycling.