DexamStainless Steel Oil Drizzlers, Silver, one Size

Came quickly but ribs on plug were too springy and caused it to work its way out of bottle on its own. Cured by cutting ribs in two places at right angles to plug so that ribs could flex down. Works perfectly.

Effective and good value. The fit most bottles so you can use almost any you fancy. Seal is good and they pour well. Good value for money. I use them for olive oil.

Rubber part is not long enough the hold in place. Top closer is useless as doesn't have a pring, you need to close manually

Don't know what all the fuss is about, some people it seems want drizzlers that spray. I almost didn't buy these because of the bad feedback from some people so I'd like to set the record straight. Firstly, I haven't had any problems fitting these to several different sized bottles and the so called corks aren't too hard at all, mine were flexible, people just need to push them down to the correct level for the size bottle neck. Secondly, if you tip the bottle slowly and allow the oil to 'glug, glug' out of it then it won't come out like a thin drizzle will it, it'll just pour out very fast as though you were pouring without it. Try doing it quickly like a real chef and use a 'dash' type movement. If it still delivers too much oil to your liking then do what a real chef does and control the output with a strategically placed thumb, either that or buy a spray. It really isn't rocket science, you just need to use some common sense. Used correctly, there's nothing at all wrong with these drizzlers and how they work. For 'vinegar on chips' lovers, no matter what you do, you will not get these to 'sprinkle' the vinegar, you'd be better off using the sprinklers already in the vinegar bottle when you buy it. But then that's not surprising, they aren't being sold as sprinklers and will only pour thin vinegar fast or slow. I have one of these fitted to a bottle of Balsamic Vinegar because I know I will only ever want to pour or dash it.

I bought a pair of these a couple of years ago and they have been working well. Through my own clumsiness I recently broke the small flap off one of them and, seeing as it is useful to control the flow, I decided to order another set. They've changed! The initial set had plastic rings of reducing diameter to hold them into the bottle neck (As per the product photo) and they held well on more or less any bottle. For some reason, the new set have four fixing rings of exactly the same diameter. There is no 'jamming it hard into the bottle using the tapered fit.'Result - they won't stay in any bottle (I tried quite a few) but are loose and slide straight out without warning, especially once coated with oil. Pretty much useless then. The only way I've found to make them stay put is to use a retail oil bottle which has a 'sawtooth' plastic insert inside the bottle neck. That grips onto them quite well. It does mean I can no longer use my nice oil bottle with them. Still giving three stars because they pour well, in a controllable manner, once you've nailed the escapologist tendencies... Damned disappointed with the change though.

Well made and love them.

For some reason, these are too loose for several of the oil bottles that I need to use them in. The inside bottle neck dimension is about 7/8", and the pourers pop right out of them. I have another cheapo set of pourers that fit fine in these bottles so not sure why these don't.

This pour really nicely and not too fast. They fit the bottle nicely and do not leak around the seal. They do drip a tiny bit sometimes down the metal tube after you have just poured but other then that a really good value for money purchase.