Little Giant® Plastic Honey Jar | Skep-Style Jar | Honey Squeeze Bottle with Flip-top Lid | Plastic Honey Bottle | 12 Pack | 16 Ounce

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I use these to put my epoxy part a and part b in smaller squeeze bottles to make it easier to measure out when mixing! I’m very happy with the quality and the size. They hold a lot more than you think also. The lid screws on tight and the epoxy doesn’t leak out where the lid screws on. Bottle is easy to squeeze but sturdy at the same time. Overall, perfect product and exactly what I was looking for.

These plastic jars are perfect for honey!

First-time honey producer here. These are a good value. Looked squeaky clean right out of the package, but I still hand-washed them. Cute and it seems like the honey will flow out of them easier than if it were a bear-shaoed bottle.

I have been using these bottles for a couple of years. They actually hold more than 8 oz net wt. I haven't been able to find honey bottles that hold only 8 oz by weight.

They feel kind of cheap but they feel as good as anything in the store and they hold honey. Nothing is leaking or broken and it does come with security seals for the top of the bottle. People seem to really like that.

This is my second order for these honey jars, I have no issues with them. I read a lot of comments about the size of the jars in relation to the weight of their contents and thought I might be able to shed some light on the subject. The capacity of a container listed as 12 fluid ounces (FL. OZ.) is 16 ounces of honey. This is because honey is 50% heavier than the same amount of water by volume. So labeling a jar as 12 oz and calling the same container a one pound (16 oz.) honey jar is correct. Here's a quote I found online : Honey is typically sold by weight rather than volume. It is heavier than water; the standard for "fluid ounces," which is why 1 cup of water is considered 8 fluid ounces, but 1 cup of honey will actually weigh 12 ounces. A gallon of honey weighs approximately 12 pounds. Maybe that helps some of the confusion. All that said these are very handy honey containers!

I like this plastic squeeze bottle the best because it has a descent flat area for my labeling sticker. Comes clean with caps.

I love these bottles! I use them to store my epoxy in. Don’t have to worry about lids popping off when dispensing it into my mixing cups.

Bought these for easier dispensing of epoxy for my crafts. Does it’s job and does it well!