WowlifeClear 5ml/10ml/8ml/15ml/20ml/30ml/50ml White Plastic Empty Squeezable Dropper Bottles 50 Pcs Eye Liquid Dropper with Caps (30ml)

The 20ml are the best size, you can drop a little ball into the bottle and transfer your paints from those awful paint pots into these great dropper bottles.

The size is perfect for my use.

I first looked for these at my local hobby stores. At best, I found 5-8 for $7-10. That may be more appropriate for someone who needs very few, but it wasn't enough for me. Add the value from this bulk purchase (2-3x cost for 6-10x items) and I'm set for a long while. Even if you only have a handful of paints, it'd be simple to split this with a few other gamers.I have yet to encounter the splitting problems some others have run into, but the quality is more than I had expected. I'll update if I find otherwise. The only, trivial, issue I did stumble upon was some flash on the end of the droppers. This is easily rectified with a hobby knife.

My husband plays Warhammer 40K and uses Citadel paints for his armies. Great paints, lousy containers. I purchased these dropper bottles for him to transfer his Citadel paints into. This process also required mini funnels and metal beads.He’s very happy with the bottles so far.He said to put 5 stars for sturdiness and durability SO FAR. We’ll see how they hold up over time.I gave 3 stars for value. The price for these bottles is pretty high, in my opinion, especially considering they likely cost mere cents to make.

Great for use in the art room! Easy for students to have control over dropping a small amount of ink!

Ordering now so I can do a return for the one that came with no caps

As expected

I primarily use Vellejo Paints, but after buying some individual GW Contrast paints and a set of GW washes, I wanted to decant them into dropper bottles rather than deal with the flip top lids. After seeing a couple videos on Youtube about it doing so, I came to Amazon and found these. Although 50 was more than I ever saw myself being able to use, the price was right, so I ordered them. I decanted the paints and washes after receiving them, but have now just today noticed that not quite a year later, more than half of the bottle caps had decayed in such a way that they just split at a point near the top. The pictures show the most prevalent outcome, that of a crack that goes nearly all the way around that can be easily pried open further, but one had the crack extent completely around to the point where it just came off in my hand when I tried to lift the bottle by the lid. This was actually how I discovered the problem and it was after checking all my bottles that I discovered that over half of them had cracked lids.There does not seem to be any correlation to use or type of paint since I had both cracked and uncracked caps on both Contrast Paints and washes, some of which had been used, while others have not been touched again since the original decanting (yes I bought contrast paints that I never got around to using by getting diverted to other activities before getting around to painting the figs I originally bought them for and since the washes were bought as a set, there are colors I haven't yet needed for anything).Since I had received 50, I was able to replace the cracked lids with fresh ones, but I now have unused bottles for which I have no caps. Furthermore, I now have to get into the habit of double-checking my caps more frequently because I am afraid that for those that haven't cracked yet, it may only be a matter of time.I know there are other brands of bottles like this that are sold in lower quantities for more money and had assumed it was more of a name recognition marketing thing rather than an actual difference in quality and went for the cheapest option. I am now regretting that decision and would not recommend them to anyone looking to use them for hobby paints.

I am very disappointed with this product. I found some of the caps had cracked after putting them on the bottle because they were still attached to the ring. That should not happen. Cheap inferior plastic. Avoid using.