Travel Perfume Bottle Refillable Atomizer Sprayer for Perfume, Travel Size Perfume Refill Bottle and Pocket Perfume Dispenser, Portable Cologne Sprayer Travel Perfume Holder for Easy Refill

These were easy to fill, though you will perfume on hand if you hold to close to sprayer. They did not leak and are small enough to carry in your purse. You can put other spray items in them. The colors were nice and helped keep products from being mixed up. My son and husband used one for their cologne. I used my second one for rose water to freshen my face while on vacation. Great value.

I can finally take my cologne with me. But leaks most of the cologne trying to insert it. It’s pretty easy to fill.

It comes in packing of 4 but 3 only workedOne of them wasn't sucking correctly

Easy to use

Minimalistic/ didn’t leak 🙌🏼Perfect !

After trying two of the bottles sent to me, the bottom fill feature doesn't work and I end up wasting most of my cologne. The cologne instead just sprays everywhere. I will not recommend this to anybody. When you try to either get a refund or exchange for this, you have to send this small pack back, not worth the effort.

Context: We love to travel extensively all over the world. Transporting various sizes of glass perfume and cologne bottles in luggage is nerve wracking. You expect to open luggage to stained-but-wonderful-smelling clothing no matter how well you wrap it. I really wanted something safer, and I didn't even know they made this kind of thing. Once I read how you fill them, it was ridiculously easy.I got the 4-color kit to help keep the colognes and perfumes identifiable. The tops fit pretty snugly, so you might have to tug a bit the first time to get them off, but they don't screw or pop or anything; they're just snug.On the bottom of the little cannister, you're going to see a weird little divot-like opening. It looks a little like you're supposed to use a syringe or something, but it's way easier. You don't even have to un-cap the little spritzer first. Find your perfume or cologne bottle and pop the little spray top off. Just the little cap with the atomizer in it. When you do that, you're going to see just a little tiny tube sticking straight up. Take the little travel cannister and put that weird divot right onto the little perfume tube until they fit together, hold the travel cannister straight up and down, and then start pumping up and down like you are spraying perfume. WATCH THE WINDOW. Some bottles fill much, much faster than others, so watch the window. My Dior took quite a few pumps, but my husband's Savage took about 3 and a half pumps and was completely full. It will squirt out all around the bottom of the travel cannister if you try to overfill, and you'll have a handful of your favorite perfume.I have been laying the cannisters on the counter and rolling them around occasionally to see if they'd leak. I spritz them occasionally to see if they spray well over time and if that contributes to any leaking. So far, after a few weeks, the spray is beautifully consistently a lovely mist and there is no leaking at all. I'm headed overseas this year, so I will edit if the pressure changes from travel affect them negatively, but so far, so good.As far as being sturdy (as the listing says), that's hard to say. They're very light on purpose so they're perfect for travel, but they're holding a fraction of an ounce of liquid, so how sturdy do they have to be? They're going to get packed securely in a suitcase surrounded by clothes most of the time or put in a soft purse. I can say, because they're so light, and they appear to be made of thin aluminum on the outside maybe?, that they would probably survive a fall from a standard counter height onto a tile floor and not break. I'm not going to do that as a test, but it probably would. It's just not heavy enough to crack apart.These are a really simple product, so I wouldn't expect them to be expensive, but for the quality and ease of use, I'd have paid double and still thought it was a decent value (assuming they don't start leaking). With the fine mist these put out, I expect at my typical usage they will last about 2 weeks'ish. Hard to say for sure, but I'll edit for that as well since my trip will be long enough to be a good test.I'm delighted I found these. They're a great little product, they're going right into my toiletries pack, and I won't have to wrap and seal like I'm headed to space or something just to feel like my glass bottles aren't going to get broken. I love them; highly recommend.

These little perfume atomizers are easy to fill and use. Just take the spray nozzle off of your perfume source container and place the end of the perfume atomizer over the top of the perfume bottle atomizer. Pump the desired amount of perfume into each bottle by pressing down on the travel perfume as if you were spraying it. The perfume goes into the cylinder rather than the air. I chose colors that I felt matched the scents I wanted to bring with me. The perfume did not leak and sprayed easily when it was time to apply.