Ailvor Travel Bottles, 60ml Empty Refillable, 10pcs Clear Containers with 2 Funnels and Colorful Labels, Reusable Plastic Bottles for Shampoo, Lotions, Cosmetics

Very handy set, easy to fill and reliable. Used on a holiday and stored in cargo hold suitcase. No leaks, damage and easy to dispense the product. Holds plenty, Great value.

Unfortunately, these are not as advertised: they are not leak-proof and not 10 cm tall, as stated in the sales material.I used 4 of these on a recent overseas trip (long-haul flight) so this is based upon real-world experience. Unhappily, at least 2 of the containers leaked into and through my toiletries bag, despite also being wrapped in a plastic bag, so I cannot recommend this product as a result. These leaks were through the flip cap which I was careful to ensure had been properly closed prior to packing.The sales material also advertises the overall height of the container - bottle and cap - as 10cm. This is not the case: the bottle itself is 10cm in height, the cap adds a further 1.5cm, so overall height is 11.5cm, meaning they are larger than expected - not a good thing if, like me, you were also using them to save space.

The media could not be loaded. 10 clear 60ml Travel Bottles for Toiletries Empty RefillableYou get a pack of ten of these empty plastic bottles with little flip tops and a few stickersTop unscrews so easy to fillOnly holds 60ml so quite small my normal silicone bottles are 100mlWas looking for something to use on hols but too small to be of much use reallyAlso as my video shows, the bottle becomes dented after only a couple of squeezes of shampooSo obviously not going to be long lasting either(Hope you found my comments helpful)

These travel bottles are OK quality but they have one major fault. The caps are obviously designed for squeezy bottles but the bodies of the bottles are fairly rigid plastic which can’t be squeezed much. They would be ok for thin liquids like mouthwash but fairly useless for things like shampoo.The other issue is that they’re only 60ml whereas the limit for liquid containers when travelling by air is100ml. Why not make them 100ml?