Seniors With Arthiritis And Bottles

[cheshyl]

I am having so many problems with juice bottles that are half empty getting my juice to flow properly. It takes forever to get my tank filled up. I am now taking the top off of the juice bottle and filling that way but it is leading to spills and overflows. Do any of you know of a bottle that would be a good deal for seniors with problems with their hands or for anyone else for that matter. Some days it is very hard for me to type and I don't like that because this darn computer is my lifeline. Now vaping is another thing if I can't vape I really don't know what I would do, it is definately a life line in the purest sense. Thanks

Edited April 21, 2011 by cheshyl

[Tagsanstuff]

I just tip the bottle upside down and insert the safety needle and pull out the liquid. then I just use the safety needle to fill up the tank. my hands are bad also.

[Brian]

Not sure if this will be any better, but I remove the dropper from the bottle and use a small pipette to fill my tanks. Continuously removing the cap off the tanks will cause them to wear faster and could make them leak.

[Brian]

I've got some juice that came in a bottle similar to this:

http://www.diyflavorshack.com/ProductDetails.asp?ProductCode=1oz+Flip+Top+Plastic+Bottles

It's very soft and the hole is fairly large so the juice comes out pretty easily. Maybe be worth trying.

[mcquinn]

I just don't use thick VG liquids,I prefer PG ,and it comes right out.

[fran1959]

I have been using a syringe that I put on the bottle and let it drip into, that way no squeezing. I am a court reporter who's hands hurt a lot