Mail-order, large 16oz bottle of Pinaud aftershave.good or bad idea?

[WalterK]

I'll be placing a rather large order pretty soon and would hate to see this bottle leak all over my creams and soaps.

Don't want to go through the hassle of a returns process, so don't really care to risk it if the top is unsealed and just screwed on tight.


Can anyone confirm if the large country club size Pinaud Clubman (16 oz) comes well sealed?

 

[TriggerMan]

I've had a couple shipped with no problems.

 

[WalterK]

I've had a couple shipped with no problems.

Thanks for the quick reply. Is there a seal (similar to a ketchup bottle) under the cap?

 

[BSAGuy]

No worries. Go for it and enjoy your pint of classic AS.

 

[TriggerMan]

Thanks for the quick reply. Is there a seal (similar to a ketchup bottle) under the cap?

No. There is shrink wrap over the cap though.

 

[sarimento1]

go for the larger bottle!!

 

[Freebase8244]

I just got one this week. There is no seal, but my supplier wrapped tape around the cap as well. Not one drop leaked out. It seems like 16 oz would be a lot, but I was quite surprised by how small the bottle actually is. It's the same height as the 12.5 oz bottle, a little bigger in the main body and much larger through the neck.

 

[objectuser]

Yup, buy it, the bigger the better!

 

[YKMV]

I'm jealous. Since I'm out of country, I can't buy good stuff like this.

enjoy, you dirty rat....

 

[WalterK]

Thanks for the responses guys and thanks to Triggerman for re-responding

I just got one this week. There is no seal, but my supplier wrapped tape around the cap as well.

That seems like a good extra security, which vendor did this?

 

[BigJ]

Should be no problem IMO. Go for it!

 

[Freebase8244]

That seems like a good extra security, which vendor did this?

Fendrihan Canada. Maybe any of them would do it if you contacted and asked them.

 

[Ice-Man]

I got mine in the UK with no leaks. Plus the bottle is plastic, and the top was sealed with packing tape.
it's the size of a pint glass we use in the UK