Don't like the tops. Invariably I get plastic wedged into a syringe needle - and then the contents of the syringe explode over the keyboard as I try to fill a tank. I've taken to lobbing those bits the minute I open a bottle.
Glass or plastic bottles?
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Don't like the tops. Invariably I get plastic wedged into a syringe needle - and then the contents of the syringe explode over the keyboard as I try to fill a tank. I've taken to lobbing those bits the minute I open a bottle.
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Well yeah you got a point there mate ive done it myself 
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None are perfect but my faves are the squishy plastic bottles with the finer tips, good for dripping & filling my genny, easy to wash out & reuse. The translucent ones.
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glass bottles are soooo like 2014
Seriously though, unless theres a presentation tube like manabush, im not a fan of glass bottles....yeah, they look nice, but i got over the whole dripper thing as soon as i got 2 from different vendors whos had smashed inside the bottle....
Talking of manabush, martyn used to do these really nice 100ml bottles that were frosted and were perfect...
Personally, i think the branding of the juice, along with the presentation and labelling as well as the quality of the juice is more important then having a glass bottle....plastic is good....its practical, easy to use and is user friendly....
I dont think that imvho we need 'our' juice makers to mimic the yanks in using glass bottles.....in fact, i hope that if you do use glass bottles Vikki, that you still leave an option for plastic
Seriously though, unless theres a presentation tube like manabush, im not a fan of glass bottles....yeah, they look nice, but i got over the whole dripper thing as soon as i got 2 from different vendors whos had smashed inside the bottle....
Talking of manabush, martyn used to do these really nice 100ml bottles that were frosted and were perfect...
Personally, i think the branding of the juice, along with the presentation and labelling as well as the quality of the juice is more important then having a glass bottle....plastic is good....its practical, easy to use and is user friendly....
I dont think that imvho we need 'our' juice makers to mimic the yanks in using glass bottles.....in fact, i hope that if you do use glass bottles Vikki, that you still leave an option for plastic
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now theres an idea
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Plastic, without a doubt.
Thanks all for your responses. It's been really helpful.
I'm actually thinking of offering both. A fancy glass presentation bottle and a plastic option too so the customer can choose which they prefer when purchasing.
Seems the logical thing to do
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I'm actually thinking of offering both. A fancy glass presentation bottle and a plastic option too so the customer can choose which they prefer when purchasing.
Seems the logical thing to do
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