Torune Lunch Bento Soy Sauce Case Container with Dropper, Animals by Torune

Overall I love these items. They are so cute. The only thing I don’t like is all their little faces are now all off of them. I’ve only washed them 3 times now. So that is disappointing. But otherwise they are easy to clean and empty and fill. Perfect size. Leak proof.

They are easy to fill and dispense. Easy to clean. Small and also surprisingly durable. Perfect for soy sauce in my daughter's bento. Cute! Affordable! Would buy again.

These are super small but adorable. I simply couldn't resist and they are great for soy sauce or vinegar like substances

I use these in my kids lunchboxes to hold a range of different things. I've used them for soy sauce, granulated sugar, salt, etc. Any thing that I only want them to have small amounts of. They're kind of hard to fill and to clean. I don't use the tool that comes with it, it's pointless. But, it's worth the money and cute in their lunchboxes :)

This is way cute but not what I thought! I thought I was going to be able to put condiments in these for school lunches and they’re sooo tiny they would maybe fit enough ketchup for one French fry! Lol!!

I use these bottles to carry small amounts of soy sauce and other sauces. Conveniently holds small amounts of sauce in my bento box.

I've seen a couple of negative reviews commenting that these don't work to hold ketchup, mayo, etc. These are really *only* for holding soy sauce, and they work great for that! I haven't had any issues with them leaking, and they're easy to clean by just squeezing soapy water inside and shaking.

These are really cute. And that’s the only good thing I can say about them. Practicality-wise, they are extremely hard to get sauce in and out of, unless you are only using a thin sauce like soy sauce. They are very, very tiny and it’s really impossible to squeeze out the sauce and it doesn’t hold more than about 1/4 tsp. If you are using this for kids, please do NOT buy. My son thought it was candy at first, so he went to eat it. When I told him it wasn’t for eating, he was fine with that but when he was having trouble squeezing the sauce out he just tried licking it off of the lid and the lid, which is only about a centimeter wide, stuck to his tongue. Thankfully I was standing right there so I told him to spit it out before anything happened, but I worry that other parents may have this issue with their kids. My son is 3 and has known for a long time not to put non-food items in his mouth and we’ve never otherwise had a problem, these are just so tiny and hard to use that it caused a hazard where I wouldn’t have otherwise thought there would be an issue. Maybe school-age kids would be better about it but kids can be goofy and silly and I wouldn’t risk it especially since they are pretty useless anyway. If I get sauce containers again I’ll just get the little cups. If you’re using this for adults, it doesn’t hold nearly enough sauce to be worth it for anything. So pass on this one.