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The roll was a little hard to start. Even though there’s a blue strip for the start I could lift off the edge, I had to score it with a knife and then remove. It’s stick like film wrap but is thicker. You have to go round the bottle top a few times to make sure it’s secure, but it can effectively fit any size bottle as you can just layer it. It’s clear in color, a good with and does an effective job as long as you wrap it tightly. Worth the spend!

This small roll (1.96X1.96X1.96 inch and 164 feet long) looks like adhesive tape and it was difficult to get started. There was a blue strip showing where to start it, but once the blue strip was removed, it wasn't easy to find the beginning. However, once I cut off a piece and tried it, it works quite well. It is a bit like using cling wrap, but it is easier to use. Basically you wrap it around your bottle to prevent leaking, especially on planes. It does the job and I had to actually cut it to get it off the bottle. However, this means it is not really reusable, so you will have to take the roll with you on a trip to rewrap bottles for your return journey.It is advertised to cover 200-300 bottles, even spray or pump bottles. I have tried other coverings for bottles and most of them leak, so this could be a game changer.

We travel a bit, including cruises, and we like to take along our own toiletries and such. Since we pack those along with our clothes, keeping the bottles from leaking is important.We use this product to keep the liquids inside their bottles. It is easy to apply. We've used plastic food wrap in the past, but it doesn't cling the way this material does.If you travel with liquids give this a try.

This is basically a small roll of plastic wrap, the kind you would find in the kitchen. Because it is smaller, it is more manageable and less "swear word inducing" (or am I the only one who cannot figure out how to properly use saran wrap...?). It does the job expected, and I wrapped it around my self-tanner on a trip inside a checked suitcase, and that brown liquid is something that could seriously ruin the rest of my luggage. This wrap kept the cap on securely, and then I also put the bottle inside a plastic ziplock bag.

This is a travel size plastic wrap/packing tape. You have to use a decent amount to cover a bottle but it helps in ensuring there are not any spills. I recommend this if you travel a lot or need to bring with you. If not, I feel that regular plastic wrap will do the same trick.