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The Maredash 4oz Amber Glass Bottles come in a convenient 50-pack, featuring UV-protective amber glass and leak-proof poly cone caps. Designed for professionals and DIY enthusiasts alike, this set includes funnels, brushes, and chalk labels to keep your homemade vanilla extracts, essential oils, and herbal medicines organized and fresh. Compact and reusable, these bottles combine premium quality with practical versatility for everyday and travel use.














| ASIN | B0C8CY4J1S |
| Additional Features | Leak Proof |
| Age Range Description | Adult |
| Bottle Type | 4 oz Glass Containers |
| Brand | Maredash |
| Brand Name | Maredash |
| Capacity | 113 g |
| Colour | Brown |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 out of 5 stars 218 Reviews |
| Included Components | Chalk Labels, Funnel, Leak-proof Caps |
| Item Dimensions W x H | 5.1W x 5.1H Centimeters |
| Item Height | 2 Inches |
| Item Type Name | Glass bottles |
| Manufacturer | Maredash |
| Material | Glass |
| Material Type | Glass |
| Model Name | 1 |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Product Care Instructions | Fridge Safe |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Travel |
| Reusability | Reusable |
| Shape | Round |
| Special Feature | Leak Proof |
| Unit Count | 50.0 Count |
E**D
Love the box they came in
Great little bottles I used them for my vanilla i also could fill them and put them back km the box because the packing was amazing had little compartments for each bottle.
M**A
la tapa se pone para usar como gotero y no se queda puesta, te venden algo que no es
Lo compre por esa función que sale en su foto en su anuncio y no sirve. Give que gastar 15 pesos por envase para comprar goteros.
J**A
Great bottles for vanilla!
Worked perfectly for my homemade vanilla! Have them as gifts for my kids teachers and staff.
S**R
Great value for a lot of bottles
I bought these so I could bottle my own vanilla, they work great, the little jars come with caps as well as tiny funnels and bottle brushes. They also come with labels, but I didn’t love those so I bought different labels.
R**R
The vanilla extract journey
About a year ago, wifey and I got the idea of making vanilla extract to sell at our local farmers market(our state allows cottage industry vanilla extract, provided it meets standard). We bought several ounces of grade B vanilla splits, cut them down the middle, loaded them into mason jars, topped the jars with a variety of high proof liquors and set to aging it. Gotta say, turning the jars multiple times a week got a little tedious, but we stuck with it. Fast forward a year, we had to find bottles for the product. We debated 2 and 4 ounce bottles and settled on 4. The week we bought the bottles, we attended farmers market and saw three other vendors selling what they called vanilla extract(200 milliliter clear glass bottles with a single vanilla pod that had just started to give a light tan color to the vodka within). We asked about it and they said they started it a month before. Ugh. Our bottles arrived the next day. We set to work filling 76 four ounce bottles with three varieties of double strength vanilla extract. Wifey designed a label and printed off stickers for each and thought of an ingenious idea of using an egg crate to hold the bottles stable on their side to apply the labels. 10 minutes later, our bottles were done and ready for sale. These bottles are perfect for presentation and hold exactly what we decided on. The glass keeps the contents safe from light exposure and the lids are easy on. The only issue I see is the seal being shaped to seat to the inside of the neck of the bottle. That’s a little irritating, but otherwise they work well.
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