2 Sets 300ml 350ml Large Syringes with 55.1 Inch Tubes, Sterile and Individual Sealed, Plastic Garden Syringe for Liquid, lip Gloss, Paint, Epoxy Resin, Oil, Watering Plants, Refilling

These things are great, came exactly as described, the rubber seal is tight so the syringe works properly, and the adapter for the tube stays on well. 5 stars for the basic product. The 8oz is bigger than I expected, but works perfectly for my needs. That’s all you actually need to know and can stop reading. If you’re bored, I will tell you they also get 5 stars for it working in my very niche use-case, with some lessons learned. I bout these specifically to refill lotion and conditioner bottles. I have some old glass Bath & body Works aromatherapy collection bottles of lotion that I absolutely love aesthetically, but I have two problems with: 1. They are stupid expensive, 2. A decade ago when I asked for these for every birthday, I didn’t really care what endocrine disrupters I was slathering on my body. Now I do, and I’m pretty sure these wouldn’t pass the crunchy test. So I have switched to natural ingredient, natural-fragrance, doesn’t- break-the-bank, better-for-you lotion. But my delima: the better lotion bottles are so garish and clunky. Likewise, I buy large conditioner bottles as they’re less expensive, but want to have my conditioner in the cute little pump bottle that fits on my bathroom shelf. (You’ll notice in the photos its bedhead. I know, all that talk about natural lotion and here I am with my “toxic” conditioner. I’ve tried to get clean, but nothing compares. The sirens song of silky hair that smells like a sweettart calls me back every time. I’m a fraud 😱) So what’s a girl to do? Pump the lotion one pump at a time into one of the pretty bottles? Heck no, I’m gonna use this thing. The lesson I learned: This came in the mail and I enthusiastically got straight to business transferring lotion into one of my old bottles. Grabbed one of the tubes, cut it to about 8 inches, stuck that sucker into the big garish bottle and starts pulling back the plunger. Woah Nellie, my enthusiasm was immediately curbed. About 7 minutes into one of the most intense shoulder workouts of my life, while I was in the midst of contemplating the physics of vacuums and fighting the mounting discouragement as I watched a measly 2 oz of lotion make its way into the syringe, I had an epiphany: “I am being an idiot.” I then proceeded to pull off the tube and attachment, pulled the plunger out of the syringe, and filled it from the top. Took 30 seconds, worked like a charm. In hindsight, I didn’t need the long tubes and adapters, but maybe someday I’ll find a use case. So the moral of my novel is: these are good quality, if you’re using them on thick liquids, be smarter than me.

It’s all good.

Used this for filling and drain a water cooled computer, worked very well and has the capacity to fill large loops (mine holds about 1.2 liters. The best part is I was able to drain my bottom radiator with this by attaching a small, hose and and suck the fluid out, normally I would have to juggle the computer to get most of it out but was able to do it with minimal effort. FYI this is large!

If your solution involves oil, these are very hard to clean. Otherwise, the suction is great and the large volume of the syringe plus the long large needle help with some gardening tasks, like injecting gopher or mole tunnels

Good quality and finish

OK

they were only purchased for sucking air out of squishies - which works really well.

Make my job easier