Aelga Soy Sauce Dispenser, 7oz Non-Drip Spout Oil and Vinegar Dispenser with Auto Flip Cap, Glass Oil Cruet for Kitchen Cooking

This is an awesome dispenser bottle! I purchased it 2 months ago for drizzling salmon oil on our German Shepherd's dry dog food (because the original container let the oil drip out). This is my first review of the dispenser bottle--I waited to be sure it was working to suit my needs before I left a review. I have only had the oil leak from the spout one time and that was because I filled the bottle too full. I find it works best to only fill the bottle 3/4 full, and I to slowly stop pouring the oil. I'm extremely happy. I wish I had found it earlier because I would have saved a lot of oil that leaked out from the original salmon oil containers over the past 2 years. I would have given 10 stars in this review if I could!

Love the look , easy to grasp , pours with ease. The size is nice not big or awkward. The quality and value for the money was spot on.

So far this has been a great purchase. We previously used a ceramic unit with a long curved neck from a big name cook, only to find it very difficult to pour small quantities. This unit is glass so you can always see how much oil is inside but also able to pour very small amounts if desired. It has a wide mouth for refilling and for cleaning. So far, no drips or leaks! One minor detail is the very small and thin gasket used for the lid seal. It is very flimsy but should hold up if handled gently.

These dispensers are really nice and well crafted. I suspect they will be easy to clean when the time comes. I love how they have an easy pour lid that opens and closes automatically. The downside of this product is that it's not entirely leak proof (at least for me). If you pour your oil and pull back very slowly, you might be able to pull back with no drips. Unfortunately for me, I don't typically spend the extra time to make sure to slowly pull back to ensure it doesn't drip and then I'm left with an oil stream down the side and on the bottom if I don't catch it in time. Even when I spend the time to pull back slowly, I still can't achieve a perfect pour. It's a small setback though and something that I can maintain with a small amount of effort.

5/14/25 Bought in January of 2024. One of the bottles had an issue where the lid wouldn't tighten completely. It would just keep spinning. Today I refilled and tried to put the lid on it was just too loose. Lid would not stay on. The inside black plastic ring was broken. Apparently this was the issue all along and the crack just kept expaning until it broke through. Started looking at reviews and noticed several others with the exact same issue. Some seem to have gotten replacements. I had already thrown mine in the trash. Seems like they really need to fix this issue. I like that these are shorter than many of the similar products. And they look fine on the counter. Two main issues. If the inside of the cap gets the tiniest bit oily then the cap does not sit as tight as it should. You can not tighten it completely. It just slips around no matter how many times you tighten. This would eventually wear the ridges down of course. Also they get messier easier than the products with the long pour spouts do.

It’s actually pretty nice in person. Works well but does dribble a bit if you’re not careful. I would recommend it.

As others have stated, these olive oil dispensers are great at first. They look very attractive, pour well, and don't leak initially.However, one of our two bottles started to leak badly, and when I removed the lid, the entire plastic ring inside the lid had cracked and was falling apart, completely ruining the seal.I see from other reviews that folks have requested replacement lids. If I'm able to get two lids, I'll up this to a 5 star review, but beware that the lids are cheaply made and seem to crack regularly, ruining the seal and rendering the bottles useless.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:A great product -- now I don't have to pour oil directly from the bottle it was sold in, which almost always caused drippage down the bottle and gave me greasy fingers. The top opens to pour and then shuts when set back upright. No drips go down the bottle, as long as you pour carefully.