Juice Shot Bottles Set - Wide Mouth for Juicing, Beverage Storage, Liquids, 2 oz, Clear Glass with White Caps, Reusable, Leak Proof, Jars (8 pack)

It is leak proof and easy to clean. I use it for my turmeric, orange and ginger drink. Its volume capacity is just right for 1 gulp of the drink. It is portable as it fits in my small purse. It is quality and value for money.

These are great for making homemade juice shots! They have held up in the dishwasher, have zero issues with leakage and are a good buy. I have been using these for pineapple lemon ginger turmeric shots and each of the bottles is like 2 sips. If you’re looking for a small portion, this is it, but sometimes I prefer a little more than 2 ounces, so I have larger sized ones as well. I love these though bc they don’t take up much space in the cabinets and are just really cute and simple looking.

These little jars are perfect for juice shots. The lids aren’t corrosive and the jar holds just the right amount of liquid. Highly recommend.

Perfect size glass bottles for wellness shots! The lids seem a little thin, but will update my review if needed. Otherwise very pleased with purchase!

Very nice jars needed for my morning juice shots. Easy to clean with the wide mouth.

Great juicing shots . It doesn’t leak . Thank you 🙏🏻 exactly what I needed.

Look the wide mouth of the jar, but the lid liner are flimsy and stains easily

I switched my espresso workflow to single-dose (measuring out and grinding only the beans needed for a shot) and to speed up that process while groggy in the morning (and make it easy for my less-interested-in-coffee-technique wife) I wanted to be able to measure out many doses beforehand.This set of small glasses is perfect. For my roasts, it generally has no problem fitting 18 - 19g of whole coffee beans (without tons of extra space), and I suspect it could hold up to 20. The quality is nice, the glass is thick and the lids are durable. I haven't washed them often in the dishwasher, so can't speak to their durability there, but have no reason to think it would be an issue (I'd probably keep the lids on the top rack to avoid chance of warping).The only issue I've experienced is with really freshly roasted coffee -- say, within 30 - 60 minutes of roasting (I roast my own) -- the off-gassing is enough to deform the lids a bit. In my case, with usage they go back to normal, and now I let my roasts sit for a day or so before measuring them out and haven't had any problems, even with coffee that sits in the bottles for a week or more (I keep it in a cabinet so it's not exposed to light). I take this to mean that the super expensive containers that have one-way valves to let off aren't totally dumb, but probably overkill for most people. I also drink through the stored coffee fast enough that I don't really need to worry about how perfectly its being preserved, although I expect it's as good as most other systems for my needs.If I had another use case for this size bottle, I'd probably buy another set from this maker.