3oz Silicone Travel bottles - Travel Size Containers for Shampoo and Toiletries - Small Squeeze Bottle Set

The bottles are excellent. I love that I dont need a sticker to let me know what’s in the bottle. The label on the cap is a clever idea. I have gone on 10 trips with these so far, and the bottles are holding up really well. Absolutely no leaking. TSA approved. The bag however, just broke on me on my last trip. The zipper started coming away from the plastic. Im not rating it down because I think I overstuffed the bag to make it do that. I mostly bought this just for the bottles and the bag was just a bonus for me.

Don’t use the stuff you buy in drugstores! This is a very high quality product. My first set lasted for ten years but it would have lasted longer if I had been more careful. Just remember not to fill the containers all the way up to the top if you are flying, because they need room for the liquids to expand. I highly recommend this product. A note: I once filled the containers with alcoholic beverages. Something about the interaction with the plastic ruined my Cosmo LOL

These worked great for my 5 day trip abroad with my boyfriend and had enough soap left for maybe another 5 days! I have a set of GoToob travel bottles and it seems like the lids on this are a little more sturdy, less likely to crack on the first fall off the wall. They stick best if you squeeze it sideways so the suction cup sticks out, then stick it onto the wall that way so all the air comes out. Getting the wall and suction cups wet also help. Unlike the GoToobs though, the inside part where the suction cups are don't have a protruding bit that helps push just that onto the wall so squeezing it sideways is your best bet.I read other reviewers talking about how they squeezed a little air out of them before flying and not filling it up 100% so it doesn't leak: this works! They also work best for more thick soaps, it didn't exactly leak when its a more liquid soap but there were bubbles inside the lid which makes it seem like it leaked. These were perfect for travelling since they were such a flat travel pack, it just stuck it in my purse for easy TSA checks.

Bottles are perfectly sized for a 5-day get-away, although the wall of the bottle is pretty thick so you might run out of your soap/shampoo/gel/lotion if you're on a 7-day trip. One thing really nice about them is they are soft and pliable, so they "give" a little when packing. Another great feature is the suction cup on the side of the bottle that will adhere to the wall of a shower or on the tile next to a sink to keep your liquids handy.They're drip proof if you don't squeeze the bottle too hard when capped. You might want to keep them in a plastic bag until you reach your destination just in case. My set did not leak during my travels, but I did accidentally step on the one I had put lotion into and the pressure blew the cap off. May not be the perfect item for a purse; you might end up with lotion all over.Overall, this is a great little travel accessory at a great price. I'd definitely order again if I needed travel bottles.

When my order arrived, for some reason, the tops did not have labels, which was strange. When I contacted customer support, they implied that they redesigned the tops so that when you twist the inner part of the top, you'll see a few different options for labeling, such as Shampoo, Conditioner and so on. In my opinion, the tops are ingeniously-designed and very elegant. Here are the directions they emailed me:To change the bottle labels, follow these steps:Step 1. Unscrew the cap of your empty travel bottle.Step 2. Squeeze and pull the silicone body to get the white ID ring.Step 3. While holding the outer ring, move the ridges of the inner ringusing your finger to change the label.To assemble your bottle, follow these steps:Step 1. Squeeze and push the silicone body into the white ID ring until itclicks. Make sure the edge of the silicone body forms a ring and the ID ring is secure.Step 2. Screw the cap back on.The bottles are made of soft silicone, and the tops are hard plastic. It is IMPORTANT that you don't fill the bottles all the way, just fill them ca. 2/3-3/4 of the way (perhaps 80-90% as others have noted), and leave a little room. Also squeeze as much air our of them as you can before closing them. Finally, the bottles come with a plastic case—cheaply made, but will keep all of the bottles together in one place if that's important to you. The tops are quite secure, and these are way better than a couple of the other brands on here, such as the  Mon Image 3oz Air Travel Bottles 4 Count Clear Color .I haven't run into any issues with leaking, but then again, all of the liquids I've put into the bottles are not watery, they are shampoo, conditioner and lotion. The suction cups works well, and these are approved for flying, so you shouldn't have a problem if you pack these in your suitcase.All in all, I am extremely happy with these bottles, and I think they are well-worth the cost. I'll report back if I have any problems, but so far, so good.

I’ve had this travel set for 8 years. 1 of the flip top lids broke and so I asked them if I could get a new lid or buy a pack of lids. Awesome response! I just received my brand new complete set of their most recent style only 2 days after they came up with this solution. Now that’s great service, going above and beyond what I expected. I have their toiletry bag from 2015 and it still looks new, so great quality and great service.