Fandamei 60 Pack 3ml Mini Spray Bottle, Clear Plastic Empty Cute Perfume Atomizer Bottle for Cleaning, Travel, Essential Oils, Perfume.

My go-to for first aid spray containers in my emergency kits. Very few non-working sprayers. Good quality and value for the price, I have yet to have one leak, knock on wood. If you do intend to use them for medicinal liquid, like I do, I highly suggest sterilizing them first. I fill them with 91% isopropyl rubbing alcohol, spray 3 times, let it sit for at least a day, and rinse with distilled water (including 3 more sprays to get alcohol out) before filling with first aid spray. Also perfect for a pocket spray for bathrooms. A surprising amount of sprays in each bottle, more than 20.

Handy and great quality! I bought these mini 2ml Andamei spray bottles for samples and travel use, and they work amazingly well! Each bottle sprays a fine mist — not too strong or leaky — which is perfect for perfumes, room sprays, or sanitizer. The plastic is sturdy and clear, so you can easily see what’s inside.

Great! For the price I’m very happy. No leaks or spills, even in a carryon in a flight across the US. So far all the atomizers have been good. I have bought some 10ml (I think from a different brand) where some atomizers failed and started spitting instead of spraying. Some of the caps can slide off a bit easy, but hasn’t been an issue for me yet

Nice sized decants / testers with decent atomizer spray. Like many reviews mention, they are a bit tough to open, but you can use one of those silicone pads used to open jars. It gets tight open much easier. Don’t use pliers; you’ll damage the plastic - maybe even break the vial. That was the worst tip that reviewer gave 😂 once you fill the decant, be sure to close it securely until you hear it snap shut - if you don’t, you’ll end up removing the cap and top of the sprayer and soil the juice everywhere. Good quantity for the price and decent alternative to travel sprayers.

I was a little hesitant to buy because of the reviews on how hard it was to get the snap-on caps off. Using a pair of pliers and a piece of tissue around the bottle, to prevent plier marks on the plastic, I have found it a breeze to open these by lightly squeezing and twisting the bottom tube. You want the bottles tight because it means your product is less likely to leak out.

They work

I am one of those perfume addicts *ahem* connisseurs who has quite the collection of delicious scents. This woman in a FB chat I'm in said she buys decant bottles from dollar tree (not interested I want plain like the ones I purchase from hyggescent when I want to pre-try an ME that caught my eye) and then uses them to gift some MLs of her perfumes to friends. She had these 3 men weighing in mostly to criticize her choice of bottle and totally missing the gem of an idea...throwing that whole baby out with the bath water. I loved this idea and between these, the label maker I already own and one of those lipstick organziers I bought for my decants, I'm going to make a little collection to share w/my friends and family (starting w/my 2 nieces) so they can experience some things they might not normally get to experience. FUN FUN FUN! I don't need needles - I'm T1 and my pump needles work in the perfume bottles to extract. win win

Can’t open them to fill

good service , kept me informed and product was as described

Ideal dor my kids who'd take full bottle of perfume to school so I got these