Cornucopia Empty Ink Bottles (6-Pack); Travel-Friendly Inkwell Jars w/Polycone Caps & Funnel

These bottles are perfect for storing ink. They are small enough, to make them easy to use, and they have a wide enough mouth so dipping pens in is easy, even my glass dipping pens. They look and feel sturdy and of high quality. The lids seems nice and tight. When I need some little bottles for ink or anything else, these are definitely the ones I will buy.

These seal very well. I carry them in my brief case and have never had any problems. The mouth is big enough to dip my pen and fill it up if I run out of ink at work. I use a syringe to fill them from larger bottles at home. I have flown with the and didn’t have any problems.

I had to wrap some other bottles that made a huge mess in their bags when taken onto an airplane, but these stayed sealed perfectly without any fuss. The glass feels pretty thick and sturdy, and the openings are a decent size for straight dip pens. (I usually have to tip them for my oblique holders)I think they work by having an air pocket in the lid that expands to seal when the air pressure drops.

These small bottles have changed my opinion of restaurant coffee. I find that restaurant coffees can be weak or bitter. Drinking it is a bit like playing the machines in a casino. You could win and get a great cup or lose and get a bitter cup. These bottles are perfect for taking my favorite flavors to anywhere I have coffee. They are the right size for 2 cups of coffee per small bottle. I also have flavors that can be put into water. Such as cherry. The bottles are sturdy with tight fitting lids. I have never had them leak. I carry them in a padded small make up bag as they are glass. One of my best purchases.

These Jars are really good at holding ink! no leakage into the thread of the jar at all which is what disappointed me about a bunch of other jars! The only issue is that the actual leak stopper (the cone shape on the inner lid) tends to fall off after a bit. I've found that rubber cement seems to be the only thing that sticks it back together and actually stays as hot glue just doesn't stick to the plastic well.Overall really glad these are back! I bought them like 4 years ago and they then like DISAPPEARED and I was so sad because compared to other jars these things are LEGIT the best I've ever seen for holding and transporting ink! the neck of the bottles are the perfect size for letting you dip in your nib in the bottle and since the bottle is so small you don't have a ton of excess on the bottom you can't use.

I’m using this jar for travelling. It seems to be sturdy glass, but the fact that it’s glass worries me. Also they are much bigger than I anticipated yet holds only 15 ml. When I read about the product i thought the whole thing was plastic. Only the lid is plastic, and it seems to be of good quality.The ink does not seem to have any trouble in the jar, and the opening is impressively large. There is no problem filling a pen with a large diameter from this well.The jars comes with a funnel, and the funnels opening is twice the diameter than the jar. Large enough for my use. If you have an inkwell with a particularly large opening you might want to consider this. The funnels outflow is shaped so it will not stop the flow. It is cut at an angle. However the outflow is on the thinner side.

Works exactly like I wanted and the lid stays secure. This is a great alternative if you don’t want to carry around cartridge converters for your fountain pens but need a refill or an ink swap. Easy to fill, strong glass (I dropped one and it didn’t break), and secure lids so you don’t have any catastrophic ink spills in your bag.

I gave this product 3 stars because no funnel was included.