has anyone questioned these caps anywhere you've brought a bottle resealed with them?
1280232
I use these to bottle beer in reused plastic bottles. They come out looking like new bottles.
1787192
I ordered the smallest jar (2.0 oz or so, I believe) and it actually came with a flip cap. Those are easy to seal for travel with a small strip of duct/duck tape. Not sure about the locking mechanisms available on the larger bottles/bottles with pumps, though my experience is a bit of tape will seal those also.
1441440
I have been feeding the capsules to our dogs, who have been doing well on them. I ordered another 3 bottles and they also did not have seals over the mouth of the bottle. It is bothersome that they do not have a method of protecting the contents of the bottles, but they are the same company which our Vet provided, so I have some confidence that the contents are safe.
1974044
The caps can seal pretty tight, although I haven't tested to see if they are completely waterproof. They are made of a heavy plastic so I'm sure they are waterproof to a degree. I find them to be very helpful and help keep things cleaner and more organized.
396119
When I got (a larger bottle tho) mine it came with a protective seal. Maybe email the distributor and ask them why there isn't one? Hope this helps!
920009
I just make sure cap is on tight and store in a dark cabinet. I havent had any problems.
1385568
No, because i take all the caps and put them in a pill organizer and do not keep the.Sorry
1537960
This was not delivered refrigerated but I do keep it/them refrigerated once I've open the seal to the bottle...
1467537
I do not. Mine are fine in the tight lidded container they come in. Hope this helps.
748141
No. I put them in an glass jar that can be sealed tightly. They maintain their flavor that way.
964292
The inner cap has a very small lip from the main collar that the cap screws onto...I found by working the lips apart I was able to use needle nose pliers to pull the inner cap off...and with the dented lid, I could reseal the can. I confess that I almost just punched a hole in the inner lid to pop it off....but didn't
1441443
Sean, sorry, it was quite a long time ago and I don't remember if there was a seal or not. Probably there was but I can't swear to it, and now I don't know if there was a manufacture date or use-by date on the bottle. Who knows if those little seals work or not, they aren't vacuum seals. And once you take off the seal, oxygen flows into the bottle. I assume the manufacturer is mass producing millions of capsules per week, and that the cartons of bottles are warehoused for up to 6 months or longer, as most everything is.
346089
I do not know since I do not know how they were originally packaged - as I recall it was in an airtight, sealed, transparent bag.
1365399
I had the same experience! The outside seal was unbroken, but the one under the cap was loose. Very disturbing.
1579441
They certainly seem to be completely sealed. Either using the snap on, one time use lid or the more expensive gamma lid. I prefer the gamma so that access is available to the product stored with out the hassle of replacing the snap on lid.
1549228
I have had no problems with it spoiling if it's good when it is opened. However, my last bottle (I have ordered several) was spoiled when I opened it. Bizarre. And frustrating as there is no returning it.
1639774
No, it didn't have a seal under the cap. In fact it had leaked some during shipping.