285-50 Chrome Liquor Pourer, Tapered Free Flow Spout with Poly-Kork for Controlled Medium Speed Pouring, Seamless Chrome Finish, Black and Silver, 12 Pack

I've had no problems and don't see any reason not to buy these if you're looking for pourers. I did have a shipment issue but it was resolved.

These pour spouts are fantastic, robust, easy to clean and are made in USA. I've noticed these are of a thicker gage metal than other pour spouts I've used and they just feel of higher quality than others. Very much worth the price.

got these for my olive oil and balsamic vinegar pourers. they are fantastic. they don't leak and pour wonderfully. I've even give some as small gifts to people who liked them (since I had 12 and didn't need that many) and they have been equally happy.

These are not actual spill stops. Buyer beware.

These are not actual Spill Stop brand, model 285-50. They are Winco brand, model PPM-4.Perhaps the brands are merged or equivalent. But the words Spill Stop are nowhere on the packaging or item. The last genuine Spill Stop pourer I have was borrowed from a bar in the 1980s so I can not say how this item compares to a current Spill Stop version.These pour 1fl oz of liquor on a 3 count.If you put your finger on the breather hole, 1fl oz on a 15 count (obviously there are a lot more variables this maneuver).The spout, collar, and breathe tube are stainless and seem firmly attached to one another. The spout is about 2 inches tall above the bottle and the breathe tube extends about 2.5 inches into the bottle.The stopper part is a rubbery material and has 4 levels of fins. It forms a good seal and seems like it will last. Because the seal is a softer material, the pourer may shift if you put a finger on the spout while pouring. The stiffer fins on other pourers are more resistant to touching during the pour, but also tend to break down.The bottle opening should probably be less than 1 inch for this to make a decent seal.

Soon as I got these I put one on a bottle of Bacardi. It fits like a glove. I put a dust cover on the end and when I went to pull it off the chrome part of the pour spout came out with it. At first I thought, "well that's kind of annoying" until I realized this would make cleaning them much easier and more effective. As for pouring, not a drop of leakage and the poor is smooth as silk.

Bought specifically to use with cooking oils. Used 2 empty beer bottles to hold peanut and sunflower oil with these stoppers to replace plastic squeeze bottles. 3 advantages: glass not plastic, easy to control pouring, vastly less messy.

Rubber is a good consistency and spout is one piece, not the kind with the crappy metal collar that slides up and down the spout.

Soaked the pourers in warm water as directed on the packaging and they ended up rusting within a day.

its chrome piece of junk .... used it for vinegar and it rusted instantly