how is it using the bottle vs. the jar?
1647758
I have never used the Jar but to me it makes no difference. This product did nothing for me. No pain relief whatsoever. I threw it away.
1647759
If you are constantly in motion and on a time schedule, probably the jar would be more convenient dipping out instead of squirting but I haven't found a big enough jar. The squirt bottle can be cut in half exposing the last remaining cream as we are very cheap. Also, it would depend how much room you might have in adrawer, cupboard or wherever you store it. We personally like the squirt bottle since the lids have never loosened or dribbled out as has been noticed with other jarred things we have when in a makeup case to be carried when traveling. We live in the country so we use it after a hard days work of tired muscles and have used it for over 2 years now. We're very satisfied with it. Hope this helps. If you are constantly in motion and on a time schedule, probably the jar would be more convenient dipping out instead of squirting but I haven't found a big enough jar. The squirt bottle can be cut in half exposing the last remaining cream as we are very cheap. Also, it would depend how much room you might have in adrawer, cupboard or wherever you store it. We personally like the squirt bottle since the lids have never loosened or dribbled out as has been noticed with other jarred things we have when in a makeup case to be carried when traveling. We live in the country so we use it... » Read More If you are constantly in motion and on a time schedule, probably the jar would be more convenient dipping out instead of squirting but I haven't found a big enough jar. The squirt bottle can be cut in half exposing the last remaining cream as we are very cheap. Also, it would depend how much room you might have in adrawer, cupboard or wherever you store it. We personally like the squirt bottle since the lids have never loosened or dribbled out as has been noticed with other jarred things we have when in a makeup case to be carried when traveling. We live in the country so we use it after a hard days work of tired muscles and have used it for over 2 years now. We're very satisfied with it. Hope this helps. « Show Less
1647760
I use the bottle because it is easier for me to handle. I suffer from neurophysiology & have difficulty holding a jar & turning the cap. The bottle has a "snap top" opening that you just have to push one side of the top and it opens so you can squeeze the bottle to dispense.
1647761
If you are constantly in motion and on a time schedule, probably the jar would be more convenient dipping out instead of squirting but I haven't found a big enough jar. The squirt bottle can be cut in half exposing the last remaining cream as we are very cheap. Also, it would depend how much room you might have in a drawer, cupboard or wherever you store it. We personally like the squirt bottle since the lids have never loosened or dribbled out as has been noticed with other jarred things we have when in a makeup case to be carried when traveling. We live in the country so we use it after a hard days work of tired muscles and have used it for over 2 years now. We're very satisfied with it. Hope this helps.
1750481
I find it easier while driving to drink straight out of the bottle. I have also used a straw. Just make sure whatever is inside is not so hot that you run the risk of a scald from a big gulp.
1785747
It might be more effective used more frequently (I really don't know) but it can be drying which is why I follow the directions on the bottle. Works great that way.
1441720
I put it is a smaller bottle that has a dropper. Doing that makes it much easier to use.
2032361
If the seal is too tight I use a bottle cap opener. I will also turn the jar upside down and give the bottom a firm hit a few times. Hope this helps :)
792677
I used mason jars and cheese cloth a few times. The Toddy is easier. I do think it is overpriced.
1171169
Yes, it works well. All you have to do is slide the bottle in from the bottom.
762324
The bottle that I have is a flip top type. You squeeze it to get the product out.
1864348
Don't know. Like the other respondent, I only use the jar to prepare liqueurs. Sorry
2104753
This comes in a plastic bottle and I have not gotten anywhere near the bottom. Someone else my know the answer to your question about jars.
1572431
Sometimes I use a thin silicone pad to hold the jar..........other times just grip the jar with my free hand
2056079
I actually cut the bottle in half and use a knife or spatula to remove the remaining liquid. This may sound crazy or odd, but there is always a bunch left in the bottle. I do this for tubes, too.
1902197
I have occasionally noticed a little "sweating", but never an issue with handling the bottle. Might be different in a more humid climate.
1660558
My experience with jar fermenting is limited, yet shocking. I left one ball jar tightly capped for just a LITTLE too long, and fizz-BANG! Garlicky cabbagey explosion. With the regular jar lids, you need to frequently check them, burp them, and remove some of the residue that forms on the surface of the brine. Each time you open it, you introduce oxygen, which doesn't mean it's not going to work, it just isn't as good. When the process happens in an anaerobic environment, such as one provided by an airlock, wow, it just really is so much better. The food is tangier, more alive, and, says Sandor Katz, more nutritious. But really, I've only been doing this a short while so I hope someone else chimes in.
1270659
depends on how many and what sizes jars you used the bigger the jar the less amount of water
2232489
I don't know whether there is a difference. I bought based on size and this is rather large.... much larger than the two-quart jars I'm used to see used for canning fruit.
964401
I never tried that. That might make it work better. I really wouldn't buy the item. It realljy doesn't keep the bottle chilled well.