Little Giant® Plastic Bear Bottle | Honey Squeeze Bottle with Flip-top Lid | Honey Bear Bottles | 12 Pack | 12 Ounces

We use these for honey and they are very high quality. Each bear is shaped and painted perfectly so it's nice to use these to distribute honey in. The bears look more professional than some because, on these, the eyes and nose dots are consistently painted correctly every time; there are no manufacturing mess-ups. Each cap comes with a seal for freshness, which is also professional. The liquid quantity these hold is 8 ounces, which I read from the comments of another user and then promptly tested. You will make a little more honey money because you're only parting with 8 oz. but you are distributing a "12-ounce bear". These are a bit pricey but for all of the other factors, I would choose this hands-down.

Great little honey bottle. My nieces children loved having their own bear.

We produce honey, although we are really backyard bee enthusiasts. Not that we sell much of it, but we do like to give some away to neighbors and friends. What to put it in? These "little bear" dispensers are cute, and let us give folks a taste. They've been very popular! The tops do come with a seal in them. This is important if you're going to ship them. The inserts have to be removed before you can dispense the honey. There's a "click down" plastic top as well, which is all you'll need once these are in your closet or on your table. As others have said, don't do these in the dishwasher -- they'll melt. When we're just filling one or two, we remove the seal, wash them in warm water with just a touch of soap -- be sure to rinse well! -- and let them air dry. When we had to fill several, we put them in the dishwasher, washed with cool water, and removed to air dry. We're also home brewers, so we have used a cool rinse of Star Sans Sanitizer 4 oz. which is safe, leaves no odor or chemical residue, and does a good job. One thing to note: honey is often sold by weight, so the "12 oz" they're talking about are weight. When dealing with fluids, naturally we usually use fluid ounces, so you will like to know that these hold only 8 FLUID oz. We almost returned the full box because of the discrepancy. We do think that the seller/manufacturer should be careful to point this out. We've submitted this to Amazon but they've done nothing about it to date. We've reused a few of these for our own use. After a time, they crack along the seams, but if you're giving or selling these for limited use, you should not have a problem. Overall, they're a cute way to package your honey! Recommended.

My 4 year old son had a bear themed party and these were a hit! Even the adults were drinking from them! They washed up great and I could see them being used as a "sippy cup" around here. The size was perfect, too. I priced out these in bulk and by the time I bought them, the caps, and shipping, these were just as comparable and the quality is wonderful.

Got these to use as feeding therapy bottles for my baby to help her learn how to drink out of a straw. They've worked great, however, some of the lid holes are slightly different sizes, so the straw doesn't fit into all if them. Fortunately, I can use the leftovers as sippy cups for my toddler.

These are perfect to use as a therapy tool for Children who have feeding issues. We purchased these and a pack of 1/4” plastic tubing from Home Depot and cut it to length for straws. The “straws” fit tightly so there isn’t as much spilling and because they are air/liquid tight, you can squeeze the honeybear “cup” just a bit to get the liquid to the child. My son learned how to drink from a straw and it helped him with his dysphagia so that he can now eat and drink by mouth.

The best safe plastic.. worth every dime.

great for bottling your own honey

Fantastic products

Exactly as shown. Crystal clear

Prompt deliver, product exactly as advertised. Thanks!