Darice 1162-16-2PK Needle Tip Applicator Plastic Bottle, 1-Ounce, Pack of 12, White

These are great. I use them regularly for precise application of white glue, and keep another on my Vallejo MDF portable work station for the same purpose. I haven't experimented yet, but they probably would work well with other liquid adhesives as well. The cap on the metal application tube might not be completely airtight, so I don't know about storage for super glues or liquid plastic cement, but they probably would do the job applying small amounts with precision, as long as they were cleaned immediately after use. You could consider them disposable, but I hate throwing money away (not to mention the environmental impact). If someone IS brave enough to try these with a cyanoacrylate product (use or/and storage), I'd love hearing from you about how it worked out...

It looks like I received a good batch. I had read a couple of reviews that there was a problem with the lids and tops, however decided that the price was right to try them for my self. All of mine had lids that screwed securely on, and with the exception of one tip cover, they all snapped on. The one tip that didn't snap right on just needed a little help to fix the problem. The problem was solved by pressing a piece of metal (my scissors) against the tip, to mash down a little piece of plastic that sticking up. I think these will do fine for the purpose of mixing small amount of acrylic paints to make mixtures that I need.Someone had mentioned leakage when transporting them. If they are upright most likely they will be okay. I am not sure I would trust the tip to keep paint from leaking out, if one was on it's side. I do like it that they have a long needle like tip cover though. This is an advantage to people who loose smallish items. My plan is to store them upright with my other fluid paints. BTW, I always store my paints in leak proof bins anyway. If I encounter any issues once I start using them, I will update my review. Right now, I think they are a great buy, and will serve my studio painting needs well.

These work perfectly fine for my purposes, but they are cheap. There is a seam in the plastic that runs across the bottom, so they don't sit flat, they tilt a bit and are easy to knock over. The tips are plastic and it's easy to snip off the tops to make either a small or large hole ... but it's also easy to accidentally cut the tip with a larger hole rather than a small one and of course, there's no way to fix that. The caps also don't fit on super tight ... they just rest over the tip, so there's no seal. They do leak if they lay on their side, but an accidental knock-over, quickly righted, doesn't spill.I wanted cheap bottles because I'm just trying out a new craft (alcohol inks) and I didn't want to invest a lot of money if I don't keep up with it. These bottles work fine to hold and dispense alcohol and ink. I'm glad I saved some money, even though these are not ideal with their uneven bottoms.

Use this to apply glue in tight spaces for mosaics--keeps the glue from getting messy. All my students love this as transfer of glue is usually done by applying straight from the big bottle (very messy & gloppy) or by pouring out the glue on a plate and using a craft stick like a butter knife (messy & drippy). Both ways waste our special (spendy) mosaic glue! This little number keeps the glue fresh and puts the glue right where you want it. QuickTip--keep the bottle on its side (with the cap on) while you work, so glue is ready to go with no waiting for it to drip down to the spout. Actually, when I'm coming back to work on a piece, I just keep on its side throughout the whole project. The cost of these is very low (thank you Darice Company), so I can send students home with their own bottle. Holds enough glue for a 12X12" mosaic (see what I mean?!!)

DON'T WASTE YOUR MONEY. The tops won't stay on. I sent them back. I didn't get a chance to use them they were so bad. WASTE OF MONEY! JUNK!

I used these to put different types of glue in for crafting. I really like them.. the tip delivers a thin line of glue and none of my glues have dried up in them. The cap is easy to put on and take off so it's eliminated the need for a pin stuck in the tip of the cap. Also my fabric tac doesn't ooze out of these. Give em a try!

I use these for epoxy resin in my artwork, so I can only use one 3 times before it needs to be thrown out. Therefore I like the fact that they are cheap. However, they are not well made. Sometimes the top doesn't even fit the bottom properly, so that the plastic threads strip and stuff starts oozing out when you try to use it.

I currently use this bottle to apply oil formulations to my scalp. I mix up my hair oils like coconut and castor then cap and shake. Next i sit it in a glass of hot water to heat the oil. Once the oil is warm, I use scissors to clip off the sealed needle tip and apply to my scalp. The needle tip is tiny enough to do precision applications which is great especially for thick or curly hair. The white cap goes on secure if you push down a bit it will stay. The white cap will not reach the bottom however but it still holds a seal for me.