Empty Airless Bottle - Choose from 3 Sizes: 15ml/0.5oz, 30ml/1oz, or 50ml/1.7oz in Natural Plastic for Cream/Serum/Treatment/Lotion/Oil/Gel/Cosmetics - Air Less Travel Size Refillable Pump/Dispenser/Container 72x 100ml

I really like these bottles. After using a moisturizer that came in an airless pump bottle, I decided that I would never again try to use a cream from a jar. The pump dispenses just enough for a light layer and I don't end up with anything under my fingernails. What I really like about these bottles is that the mouth is wide enough to easily fill with a cream; most of the others I tried were really made for lotions or gels. Although they are not supposed to be reusable, I found that I can use pliers (covered with a cloth) to pop off the top and use the bottle a few more times.

I've never left any reviews on Amazon, but I had to do it this time to warn everyone not to waste your money on this totally useless bottle ! I bought 3 of this bottles and none of them work properly. no matter how much you push up the base to get the lotion to the nozzle , the bottle just can't create "Vacuum" effect to make it "Airless" in order for the item to be pump out. totally waste of money and a bottle of expensive lotion that I had filled in this junk bottle.

I tried to use this to take foundation with me during travel. I thought it would be so much more hygienic than a little pot container and smaller than taking a full bottle. While it was easy to fill, nothing would be dispensed! I do not use a thick foundation - it is liquid. Nothing would come out of the bottle and you can't re-open it to even try to get the foundation back. Disappointed.

I had purchased several airless bottles in the past for travel and assumed that these would be reuseable like the other ones. I got the bottles and was testing one of the caps and now I can't get the stupid thing apart to use it. I guess it is going in the trash. If you are looking for reuseable look elsewhere.

I ordered all three sizes of these Bottles, and they work great. They are shipped in two pieces: the container and the pump head. To assemble, you fill the container with your potion, then push the head into the bottom with some force (don't overfill). It will snap into place and form an excellent seal. My only problem is that because they are so small, you run out of the filler quite quickly, so naturally, you'd probably like to refill after washing and sterilizing. That great seal I mentioned above makes it next to impossible to get them open without damaging the pump head, so you may just throw it away. With some effort, I was able to remove one by pulling the base of the head to one side and slipping my fingernail in there long enough to get some leverage. I suspect that doing so may affect the integrity of the seal over time, and this sanitary issue may be why it's perhaps intentionally difficult. In truth, they are not that expensive, so if they are single use, it's not a tragedy. It would have been nice if the seller had included instructions informing me a) whether the bottles can be reused and b) if so, how to do it.

Like a previous reviewer I do not like when products come in jars and I have come across a few other types of packaging that I find difficult to use. These bottles are great for getting around terrible packaging. Whether or not I will be able to reuse the bottles does not bother me because of how useful they are to me and they come in larger sizes than the reusable bottles I have seen.

Best airless bottle on the market for handmade lotions. They come in large enough sizes to be useful and can be stored in the shower for my in-shower lotion. The pump dispenses just the right amount of product whether thick or thin. Unfortunately they are not refillable and has become too expensive to replace every 5 oz. I have refilled them but can only do so once, maybe twice, before they no longer work properly.

I tried using it but was not able too. Once you open the new bottle to fill it with the product, you cannot align the cap with the bottom to close it. It is also confusing in description: it says it is reusable and then smaller print states it is NOT refillable. No only is it NOT re-fillable but it is also NOT fillable. Back it went in a flash.....