Do you think I could pull up lotion in this syringe? I have some medicated creme that is the consistency of lotion that I need 1 ml of. Thanks!
1880160
I cant really say for sure because "lotions" vary in consistency....I can say these do have a lot of suction power, but whether your lotion is too thick to fit easily through the opening is a question I cant really answer.
1958766
Shouldn't if you want the full affect of it. It needs to be from the medicine dropper as that's how it works the best. It would be useless in formula since that would dilute it.
1705559
no, it is a little difficult to get small amt. out. I use a small needle & syringe but everyone may not have this handy. would be better if had dropper, but it is good stuff
2024470
I've never had a problem with the pump not getting lotion out. When the bottle is new it takes quite a bit of pumping to get the lotion to come out, but after that it works every time. It's thicker than other brands of lotion, so it takes a bit more effort to get the lotion up the pump (kind of like how it takes longer to drink a milkshake through a straw instead of water/coffee/soda/etc.).
2126630
Yes, pretty easy. Use a small scoop like a popsicle stick or baby food spoon. I use it in a syringe and it works very well.
106105
You sure can! Just be careful with the amount b you use! Too much can add a weird feel to lotions. Hope this helped!
1755932
Probably? is it a wax base perfume, not something that needs a roller? if so, then use, I think you could use these for that. if liquid at all, I wouldn't recommend it...but I am thinking of a great cream/wax perfume I have that came in a tiny tub that would have worked just as well in a tube like this!
1975715
No, at least not the one I bought. It could go through a pump I think BUT it's a bit thicker. I just scoop it out with my fingers...it's more a cream than a lotion. It is really nice stuff!
1716300
It's a concentrate, so it should be heavily diluted in water. You should also check with your physician just to make sure.
1283520
Definitely a question for the manufacturer, but I can say that the product is excellent. I use it for cosmetic/medicinal products, etc. Great size/price/quality.
1866544
Here is the deal I will bring home a 5ml syringe ( I am an aesthetic nurse) and fill my empty bottle with 4.5 ml and tell you what my results are and follow up with you. I have a no BS policy and get to the bottom of things .
588966
After checking I discovered that the syringes do not stand up straight in container unless you bend the needle and leave protective cap off. I use the pen needles which are super small in comparison. Might get 15 syringes in it at an angle
1384167
Sorry, have not tried that brand but maybe should. All I know is that there was absolutely no numbness like the creams aestheticians use. I used a 1ml micro needle and it was quite painful.
1714691
Definitely agree with the people who say to use some kind of applicator that is purchased separately. Every time I have used the spray bottle, the lube ends up all over the side rails, the belt, the floor, and my hands. This is after loosening the belt enough to get my hands underneath it.
111456
No, just take a small pinch and roll it in your hands. It softens and turns into a lotion :)
1822593
Warming it up makes it a liquid. If it's solid, and you want to use it as a shaving lotion, you are going to have to rub it really hard to get a lot of the product on your legs. So therefore, I think a liquid would be an easier application.
1860740
It would take quite a while to get enough of the stuff injected from a small enough syringe to do one tile (perhaps half an hour, if not more). If you want to do only a few tiles it may be worth the effort if you have the patience to wield a syringe for that length of time.