Bottles

Started by slacker361, June 26, 2011, 01:03:26 PM

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slacker361

Ok have been doing some figuring..... The honey bottles I have been looking at , with shipping and lids comes to around .53 per bottle, this is a combo of 12 ounce honey bears and 2 lbs queen line plastic....does that sound about right for a good price?

wayne

  Sounds right to me, but I don't buy that many bottles as we use regular canning jars for the most part.
I was born about 100 years too early, or to late.

Jim134

Quote from: slacker361 on June 26, 2011, 01:03:26 PM
Ok have been doing some figuring..... The honey bottles I have been looking at , with shipping and lids comes to around .53 per bottle, this is a combo of 12 ounce honey bears and 2 lbs queen line plastic....does that sound about right for a good price?

It is a good price if you are only buy a few doz. Just my $0.02


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slacker361

Quote from: Jim 134 on June 26, 2011, 01:34:16 PM
Quote from: slacker361 on June 26, 2011, 01:03:26 PM
Ok have been doing some figuring..... The honey bottles I have been looking at , with shipping and lids comes to around .53 per bottle, this is a combo of 12 ounce honey bears and 2 lbs queen line plastic....does that sound about right for a good price?

It is a good price if you are only buy a few doz. Just my $0.02


      BEE HAPPY Jim 134 :)

Yeah that is the problem Jim , that is for about 500 total bottles.....that is a lot of up front $$$$

AllenF

It's just money.  If you don't spend it on bottles, you will just end up spending it on bees.   :-D