Little GiantPlastic Honey Jar | Skep-Style Jar | Honey Squeeze Bottle with Flip-top Lid | Plastic Honey Bottle | 12 Pack | 16 Ounce

I use these to put my epoxy part a and part b in smaller squeeze bottles to make it easier to measure out when mixing! I’m very happy with the quality and the size. They hold a lot more than you think also. The lid screws on tight and the epoxy doesn’t leak out where the lid screws on. Bottle is easy to squeeze but sturdy at the same time. Overall, perfect product and exactly what I was looking for.

This is my second order for these honey jars, I have no issues with them. I read a lot of comments about the size of the jars in relation to the weight of their contents and thought I might be able to shed some light on the subject.The capacity of a container listed as 12 fluid ounces (FL. OZ.) is 16 ounces of honey. This is because honey is 50% heavier than the same amount of water by volume.So labeling a jar as 12 oz and calling the same container a one pound (16 oz.) honey jar is correct.Here's a quote I found online :Honey is typically sold by weight rather than volume. It is heavier than water; the standard for "fluid ounces," which is why 1 cup of water is considered 8 fluid ounces, but 1 cup of honey will actually weigh 12 ounces. A gallon of honey weighs approximately 12 pounds.Maybe that helps some of the confusion. All that said these are very handy honey containers!

I will only use the bottle that has safe plastic. Only the best for my honey, and my clients. BPA. Safe.

This was a perfect jar to use for my honey that I gave to family and friends. I did use it for a few jars I sold to folks in the neighborhood. I like that there’s a seal in the top of the lid so when you fill your jar and first tighten the lid, it seals the jar. The plastic is a little thin though so I may not recommend using it to sell your honey for your premium price.

They feel kind of cheap but they feel as good as anything in the store and they hold honey. Nothing is leaking or broken and it does come with security seals for the top of the bottle. People seem to really like that.

Sturdy, clean and well packaged. I've used Little Giant jars for years and enjoy a consistent quality product.

I love these little jars, because we buy honey in bulk from local apiaries. The jars are clear, they are just the right size to handle easily, they don't leak, and you can store them upside-down to be sure to get the last of your honey. The only negative (a warning, really): I know from past experience that these can't take a lot of heat. The water out of my tap won't harm them, but if you try to melt honey using the microwave, you'll distort the plastic. Even with a hot water bath on the stovetop, you have to be careful to not let it get too hot. Despite that, I still like these better than any other containers I've found for storing and serving honey.

Very nice product.. when I harvest honey I find that most customers prefer this container will be buying these in the future but would be even nicer if it was a tiny bit cheaper.