Empty Deodorant Containers - Twist-up, Recyclable, DIY Empty Deodorant OVAL Tubes, Bottom-fill 2.0 Oz (5-Pack, Clear)

I would order again

Work just as advertised for filling your own underarm deodorant.

Poor quality. Leaks content and hard to manipulating the swivel component. The sealing cap at the bottom would not remain inserted. Honestly, I purchased it because of the color but wish I hadn't.. I will just get clear next time!

The bottom caps are fine. If they aren’t staying on, they likely weren’t installed properly. The cap should sit completely flush with the base. Push down firmly until it clicks securely into place. One thing I didn’t love is the domed inner seal inside the top cap. It does not appear to be removable. I would have preferred the option to remove it after filling and cooling, since the deodorant can stick to the inner dome when opening the tube. A little extra clearance between the finished product and the dome would make it more convenient to use. That said, keeping the insert attached to the cap is probably helpful if you plan to reuse and refill the tubes multiple times.

They serve my needs. Didn’t really find any issues with them honestly, then again I only have used one. But it worked the way I thought it would, no issues with this purchase.

Super easy to use. Looks professional when finished. Locks tightly. I have yet to have an issue with this product. I order it on a regular basis at this point.

The caps don't stay on. These are bottom filled containers caps fall off. Very disappointing

I’ve been looking for a solution to ugly tops on products I pour into this style tube that are top fill. Pros: sturdy feeling tube. Very pretty top when cooled Easy to pour into the generous sized orifice. No leaks as it is being hot filled. Good seal when filled to keep product fresh while in inventory. Cons: very hard to open the cap when empty or filled. If you sit and open/close each one several times they seem to loosen a little, but customers would not be happy having to wrestle it to open the first few times. The dimensions are a bit smaller than traditional top fill tubes. You’ll need to redesign labels to fit this size tube (not a big deal, but a reasonable issue). The little inner plastic push device that propels the product is about an inch above the bottom of the tube. If you fill to capacity, Nearly .5 oz of product is stuck under the plastic device making it unusable by the customer. You’ll need to weigh the product as you fill to not “overfill” and waste product. All in all, if the caps were not so difficult to open I could make these work. I prefer bottom filling to top fill for many reasons, especially the pretty domed finish.