Cornucopia Brands 4oz Amber Glass Boston Round Pump Bottles (4 Pack); Great for Lotions, Liquid Soap, Aromatherapy and More

Happy with the purchase

These are exactly as described! High quality amber glass with pump bottle closure. When I made sunscreen that was too runny for a jar, these pump bottles were exactly what I needed to protect my product and make dispensing it much easier. I've already placed a second order!

I bought Cornucopia Brands 4oz Amber Glass Pump Bottles to put birch oil (with a carrier oil) in so that I could use it more easily and not have to mix it up daily. It works fine. I had trouble get the pump up, but the Cornucopia website showed how to make it work. I still couldn't make it work with just my fingers, but I gently used a pair of pliers and that did the trick. I'm very happy with the bottle.

I make my own anti-aging face and neck oil mix with just carrier oils plus essential oils added. This results is a thin product that I used to try to reuse a former essential oil 4 ounce bottle with a dropper top to apply. When I used the dropper top to put about a teaspoon worth of my product in the tube, for some reason the dropper always was slippery to my fingers trying to hold it and also to squeeze the bulb. I didn't want to waste my precious product. THEN ENTER these bottles!!! The tube of these pump bottles is just as wide as a glass dropper and that means if you did have a thicker product it would work wonderfully! Being that my product is thin..I find I only need to pump very shortly to get the desired amount in my hand with no slipperiness to put up with and it works just wonderful!. I'm very glad I bought these pump bottles. Thank you so much!

Perfect size bottles

Very pleased with these bottles. Heavy glass. Sturdy, well designed pumping mechanism that can handle both light (oils) and heavy (thick shampoo and conditioner) fluids with ease. Why one star off? I wish they offered a clear version, and they provide no instructions on how to unlock the maddeningly difficult pump stem. I'll tell you here: the pump stem is actually screwed into the cap but the cap will turn with it forever unless you really twist the cap down tightly to the bottle first to keep the inside from turning. Then push and turn the pump to break it loose from its threads (it's jammed in there pretty tight) and it will easily unscrew from there. You also may have to slant cut the bottom of some or all of the tubes if their openings are jammed into the corner of the glass at the bottom, especially if you're putting thick stuff in. Once past all that, I am very happy with them!