ATOMUS tattoo bottle bag set, 15 × 25.6 cm

Keeping wash bottles covered during tattoo work can help limit dust and colour transfer between uses. This ATOMUS set pairs bottle sleeves with pink squeeze-bottle covers for a more contained setup.

The product name lists 20 bottle bags and two covers. The description also specifies two 250 ml wash bottles, so check the package details if the bottles themselves are essential to your purchase.

The narrow angled spouts are intended for controlled dispensing, while measurement marks on the bottles help gauge liquid levels. The main limitation is fit: the listed sleeve size is not a guarantee that it will suit every bottle shape.

Key specifications

The wash bottles are described as 250 ml each, with semi-transparent sides and markings at 50 ml, 100 ml and 250 ml, each grid represents 25 ml. That gives a practical way to judge how much liquid is in a bottle while setting up, rather than relying only on an estimate. The narrow tip is intended for more directed rinsing, and the spout can be cut to allow a faster flow. Cutting it is a one-way adjustment, so leave it intact if a narrower stream matters to your work.

The sleeve size is listed as 15 × 25.6 cm in the product name, while the description gives 15 × 26.5 cm. That discrepancy makes the exact length unclear. The description says the sleeves can accommodate a wash bottle up to 500 ml and may also suit some laboratory or makeup bottles, but it does not provide bottle diameter or shape measurements. The sleeves are described as polyethylene and intended to cover the bottle to help keep dust and colour contamination off it.

Who it’s for

Te encaja si you want a simple way to cover wash bottles between tasks, keep a small tattoo-work setup organised, or use measured dispensing rather than pouring from a larger container. The sleeves are useful as a protective layer, they are not a substitute for cleaning the bottle itself. The two included squeeze bottles, as described, make the kit more immediately usable than buying sleeves alone, assuming the package matches that listing.

Quizá no encaja si you need a precisely specified fit for a particular bottle, or if you want independently confirmed leak resistance. The angled, one-piece stem and screw closure are described as providing a good seal, but there is no test information here. Without hands-on testing, treat that as a design claim rather than a guarantee.

Package contents

The product name identifies 20 pink tattoo bottle bags and two pink squeeze-bottle covers. The description additionally says the set includes two 250 ml bottles. Since the wording distinguishes bags, covers and bottles inconsistently, confirm what is physically included before ordering if you need the complete bottle-and-sleeve setup. This is a more protective approach than using an uncovered bottle, but it adds disposable or removable pieces to manage and does not establish how often the sleeves should be replaced.

Before you decide

Are the bottles included? The description says two 250 ml bottles are included, while the product name calls out two covers. Check the package details if this distinction matters.

Can the spout be adjusted? Yes. The description says it can be cut to increase flow, but cutting cannot be reversed.

Will the sleeves fit any 500 ml bottle? The description says they can accommodate a bottle up to 500 ml, but no diameter or shape range is provided. Compare the listed sleeve size with your bottle rather than assuming universal fit.

Final verdict

This set is most appealing if your priority is keeping wash bottles covered and having a narrow, measurable dispensing setup for tattoo work. It offers more than a basic uncovered bottle, but the conflicting sleeve dimensions and unclear distinction between bottles and covers make package and fit details worth settling first. Choose it when those protections and the stated 250 ml format suit your workflow, skip it if an exact fit or a fully unambiguous contents list is essential.