All About Juicing Clear Glass Water Bottles Set - 6 Pack Wide Mouth with Lids for Juice, Smoothies, Beverage Storage - 16 oz, Durable, Reusable, Dishwasher Safe, Leak Proof (White Caps)

These jars are great for juices - iced teas - milk - iced coffee - I also store loose leaf teas in them in a tea cupboard - easy to view what’s in them - they seal very well without leaking - I like the different color lids available and they also come with silicone seals as well - the glass seems thick and well made - I’ve purchased these a few times as I keep finding more uses for them!

I love these clear glass bottles! They are durable, easy to clean, and leak-proof. The wide mouth is perfect for adding ice, smoothies, or juices. The silicone inserts provide a tight seal and prevent spilling. The plastic lids are also sturdy and convenient. I also have the markers to write on them, which are really neat and fun to use. The only thing I wish is that they had bigger sizes, like 20 oz or 24 oz, and that they were made in the USA. They are designed in the USA, but manufactured in China. However, the customer service is great and responsive. They answered all my questions and concerns promptly and courteously and provided outstanding support. Overall, I highly recommend these water bottles to anyone who loves juicing, smoothies, boba teas or just staying hydrated. They are eco-friendly, BPA-free, and stylish. They are also a great gift idea for your health-conscious friends and family. I give them 5 stars!

OMG! I wish I had found these glass bottles much sooner! They seem to be of very high quality with thick, durable glass. Even the lids have a durable plastic seal that will probably last for many years. I tested them with liquid and they absolutely don't leak, even when shaking the bottle hard. These are so versatile for me. I buy apple cider vinegar by the gallon, because I drink it with water 3X per day as a healthy drink. I used to buy the ACV in the smaller 16-oz. bottles with the narrow opening. I kept one bottle at home and one at the office. It was a pain refilling it with the gallon jug. I now use these new "wide mouth" glass jars for this purpose. I can not only fill them so much easier, but I can also clean them easily with a bottle brush. I couldn't clean the bottles with the narrow opening very well at all! I also buy quality loose herbal teas in 1 lb. bags. It was a pain to constantly have to carry those bags to and from work. Now I'm storing the tea in these glass bottles and, again, keeping one at home and one at work. I will be storing so many other things in these high quality, convenient bottles that I ordered two more 6-packs! I love these bottles! The size is very convenient and they keep my food items organized nicely. I'm sure I'll be buying more very soon!

I bought this product to store potentially-fragrant liquids at odd angles (e.g. lunch bag or soft-sided cooler). Glass was important after ruining a couple of plastic reusable water bottles with liquid fragrances that made water taste weird for months afterwards. Leakproof was important because somehow everything leaks that I put in my lunch - I have no idea what I do differently with my lunch bag than other people who don't have this problem, but it is serious. I think these have cut down on our overall trash because they are great and easy to clean for reuse. I use them for the following: 1 - Taking iced tea in my lunch at work. I pour iced tea from bigger container, and it makes me much less likely to spend impulse money on caffeine. 2 - Mixing chocolate milk for my picky calcium-deprived children. We can buy 1 half-gallon of milk and save a container by making half into chocolate milk. We have found that you have to disassemble the jar lids a bit before putting in the dishwasher to make sure you don't have secret hidden chocolate milk that starts to smell eventually, but once we figured that out they have been fantastic. 3 - Transporting liquids for weekend travel - we can take 16 oz of regular milk for coffee and cereal, 16 oz of chocolate milk for the kids, and 16 oz of homemade margarita (or let's just face it, sometimes 32 oz) and toss them in our cooler bag. Keeps us from having to stop by the store and makes us more likely to eat meals at our home-away-from-home. 4 - Water bottle - water just tastes better out of glass to me, and this shape fits better in my purse and is lighter weight than a typical mason jar. It is heavier than some other water bottle materials, but the taste is worth it to me. I've been using a silicone sleeve off and on and haven't had a problem with any of them breaking so far.

I got these for Christmas for my smoothies. The wide mouth is fantastic for pouring the smoothies into, I love that they’re glass (no plastic), they have the option for a silicone sleeve if I were to take them out of the house, very easy to clean, BUT after 3 months one has cracked at the bottom just from the dishwasher and now leaks. I have to throw it away :( I hoped they’d last more than 3 months!

These are the perfect bottles! I’ll have to go get the straw caps but I love these for my homemade juices. Easy to clean, dishwasher friendly. I love the wider mouth but it’s not like mason jar wide. Easy to hold in your hand and it fits in my cup holder. Picture taken next to chapstick for comparison on size

A while ago I got into juicing and invested in a set of 6 attractive glass bottles with cute neoprene sleeves and neat little wrist straps on the lids. Good, right? No. Bad. So, so, so incredibly bad - the lids had an overly complex mechanism made of metal, plastic, and silicone, with lots of small crevices and no way to take them apart to clean them. So after just a few uses and washes (some in the dishwasher, some exclusively by hand), there was visible brown juice residue stuck in the crevices, the plastic smelled disgusting, and the metal parts were rusty! So gross in so many ways. Beware - that describes basically every glass bottle you will find on Amazon. Except these ones. These are amazing. They are simple and they work. A plastic lid screws on the glass jar. A silicone liner ensures a leakproof seal. The liner is easily removeable for cleaning. Everything is dishwasher safe, or you can wash it by hand with a bottle brush. There are no weird crevices for food to get stuck and be gross, there are no metal pieces that will inevitably rust, nothing absorbs gross smells. They are simple and sanitary and do what glass jars are supposed to do, which apparently is a rare and beautiful thing. No leaks at all - I feel comfortable tossing a bottle of dark-colored fluid into my bag full of clothes, electronics, and other things I care about. Some reviewers have commented about "paper" liners in the lids and recommended removing them. I wouldn't do that! The thin translucent white liners are made of silicone and they are part of the sealing mechanism of the lid. They are food safe and washable. They have convenient little pull tabs to remove them for cleaning, but I would be sure to replace them before trusting the lids to seal again.

This is a really good set of water glasses, but one size up could be better for two reasons. The first is more water...obviously...but the second is precision ice cube aiming from the ice cube dispenser in the freezer. Right now it's hit and miss into the glass. Oddly, ice gets this family to drink more. Back to the really good: We have a cat that loves fresh water. He drinks our water when we're not looking...leaving his lunch behind in our water, unless we cover our water. So, wide enough for ice cube dispensing, and covered to keep pet sharing in the past. Nice! Update, 6 months later: What's going on? All the lids are cracking on the vertical lid wall. You know, the threaded wall. One after the other, they're cracking and unusable. I wash them on the highest dishwasher rack. I don't think it's washing that's doing it. I think it's just finally reaching it's age/fatigue point. Plastic just does that, especially if it has threading and perhaps stretching issues (because of the treading)?