MaxMau 100 Sets Small Glass Bottles with Aluminum Cap Screw Top Lids 5 Milliliter Tiny Vials DIY Art Craft Storage

So many little jars, only about 2 were chipped at the top, but 2 out of 100 isn't bad. Packaged very well.

Used these for sorting sequins and other filler for shaker cards for my classes. Worked great! They are on the small side so make sure you check that the size is right for you. Lids came off and went back on with no problem. Love the box they came in - keeps them safe and well organized. I store the bottles lid down, making it easy to see what's inside.

I am using these bottles to store fountain pen ink samples - using the original box they came in. It is a very compact, well-organized, somewhat padded storage solution.To label the bottles, I die-cut my own labels out of printable sticker paper (purchased separately). I use a Pilot dip pen (Fine) to write the brand & color name onto the long label. Then I use a cotton swab (Q-tip) to swatch the color. I am slowly getting better at the swatching process. Because the sticker paper isn't designed for fountain pen ink, I am not able to see any sheen, but it's good enough. I mostly write on cheap paper anyway. :)Whenever I buy a new ink sample, I transfer that sample into one of these bottles. If I buy a full ink bottle, I create a "sample" bottle of it as well. By opening my box of samples, I have a quick overview of all of my inks. :) Plus, if I don't stick my dip pens directly into my full bottles, I am less likely to contaminate the full bottles. :)By transferring all my ink samples into glass bottles, I am optimizing my storage for dip pen use. Using dip pens with the typical, long-necked sample vials is too messy. The glass bottles are also less likely to tip over and spill. If I ever want to fill a fountain pen with one of these inks, I'll likely use a syringe (since the bottles aren't deep enough).I am almost out of empty ink bottles. I will likely buy a second box with 100x bottles soon. :)

Good deal. Except don’t put heavy ceramic items in them, the glass will break! (My fault, not a quality issue)

Well packaged!

I make quill writing pens at festivals and these little bottles are perfect for me to be able to give the customers a starter bottle of ink until they can get to an office supply store to get more. I have not had any leak once I fill them with ink and that is a positive

Thick glass, seals tight and works great at holding touch up paint.

I have been buying packs of six at local store. I use them for ink for calligraphy. The work much better than the more expensive plastic "dinky dips" because they seal much better. Only drawback is that they are not tapered at the bottom so the bottle needs to be refilled fairly frequently. This problem was largely alleviated by taking a piece of 2"X4" and boring a hole at 45°. Bottle fits in at a perfect tilt.