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INFINITY JARS REVIEW

From thehayeshomestead.com

Overall, I'm very happy with these jars and love having them in my kitchen. I used to keep all of our coffee hidden in a cupboard, but I love having my coffee-filled Infinity Jar on the counter. These jars are a high quality and really do keep things fresher than ordinary clear glass jars.

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What in the World are Infinity Jars?

From rachelscreativeadventures.com

They are beautiful! The glass is a very dark indigo color. They absolutely do block out visible light, as well. With the lid off the screw top jars, you cannot see through the walls of the jars at all. The glass is nice and thick — they don’t feel fragile, and I’m fairly certain they could withstand being dropped.

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The most powerful jars of the world

From cookingdivamanjusha.com

Infinity Jars are definitely worth every penny spent and I am a huge fan of natural products and I do make my own homemade natural products and now I have the best-est jar to store all my products aptly without adding any preservatives. I am excited and I know I won’t regret ever.

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Guide to Herbal Formulating

From gingertonicbotanicals.com

I love using Infinity Glass Jars to store my herbs because they’re airtight to seal in aromatics and freshness, and made with ultraviolet glass. This deep violet (almost black!) glass is thicker and more durable than your standard glass containers and blocks out UV light, and all of the jar lid systems are completely airtight.

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Infinity Jars To Preserve Freshness, Aroma, Taste & Quality

From teddyoutready.com

Infinity Jars are not just regular containers, their jars are designed to preserve freshness, protect against light rays using Ultraviolet Light Filtering Technology and provide airtight seal. The jars are made from special pigmented deep violet glass created to block harmful rays and extent the shelf life of goodies you keep in them.

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Infinity Jars: Keeping Your Kitchen Fresh

From manhattanwithatwist.com

Infinity Jars is a retailer that provides high performance storage containers for everything from herbs and oils to tea and even cosmetics! Their containers range in size and purpose, but all of them are airtight and light optimized, meaning that they block out the visible light that degrades organic goods. This means the stuff you buy lasts longer!

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Tips for storing essential oil beauty formulas

From beardandbloom.com

Their jars come in all of the sizes and styles you need for your beauty products (and kitchen staples and more), and they’re made with high quality, European glass, expertly crafted to filter UV light. Plus, they’re airtight and watertight. Unlike other jars, Infinity Jars can keep dried goods fresh for up to six months, and in some cases, years!

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Infinity Jars has come to my rescue

From runwaychef.com

I use a lot of different herbs, oils and dried flowers, they quickly begin to fade and lose their flavor and/or potency. Luckily, Infinity Jars has come to my rescue. Their glass jars are made from dark violet glass, meaning all but the two light rays that preserve and extend product freshness are blocked out. Their jars are also airtight and scent-proof making them the perfect solution for storing all my different herbs, flowers, spices and mixtures.

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Infinity Jars Review

From pursuesimplejoy.com

The Infinity Jars company uses masterful craftsmanship to bring you a one of a kind product. If you’re wanting to preserve your homemade and/or store bought goods, you need to use these jars. You won’t regret it! I’m looking forward to trying out the different sizes that they have and expanding my collection.

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To Infinity and Beyond…

From glutenfreesage.com

Infinity Jars are ultraviolet glass jars that protect and preserve the healthy herbs and oils I use in my gluten-free meals. I chose their square glass bottle with oil spout and an apothecary jar for spices and was pleasantly surprised by how heavy and substantial they feel. The oil bottle also comes with a screw on cap, so when you’re finished using the oil spout you can store your favorite oils with an airtight seal.

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Infinity Jars Have All My Favorites for Glass Jars

From danielleburkleo.com

They have jars with screw tops, spray bottles, droppers, glass jars for cooking oils, and so much more. All of the jars block out visible light, preserve for 6 months, and have airtight seals. Infinity Jars use ultraviolet light filtering technology which preserves and rejuvenates freshness. The possibilities are endless for these glass jars: oils, teas, coffee, herbs, lotions, etc!

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The Best Glass Bottles For Your DIYs

From jenniraincloud.com

These bottles are more expensive then the typical glass bottles we’re used to. In my opinion-these bottles are well worth it when it comes to creating serums that contain oils that are very sensitive to light as well as toners and lotions. Plus, if you are making products for yourself, I would invest in a pump for facial lotions and body lotions as well as a dropper bottle, spray bottle and a roll on. You can safely reuse these bottles.

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Using Infinity Jars for Storing Mojito

From piperellice.com

The secret to the jars' impressive preservation capability is found in the deep violet glass. This type of Infinity Jars pigmented glass blocks out harmful visible light rays which quickly degrade organic matter, while still permitting two beneficial light rays proven to preserve and extend the shelf life of these temporary and temperamental ingredients.

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How to Preserve Herbs Properly

From sweetandstrongblog.com

I never thought much about preserving herbs properly, until a few months ago I noticed a dry herb blend looked, well extra, extra dry. Infinity Jars preserve dry herbs within the deep violet glass. The pigmented glass blocks out harmful visible light rays, while still permitting two beneficial light rays that extend the shelf life for up to two years.

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DIY Beauty Products

From evolvewithmary.com

Not only are they perfect for all of my DIY Beauty needs they can be used over and over again!!! Quality Glass jars made to last a lifetime. You even receive a cleaning cloth and multiple jar labels with your order. These Glass jars are made from 100% recycled glass, so I’m doing something for Mother Earth, lowering my carbon footprint one DIY Beauty product at a time.

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Storing Dried Herbs & Essential Oil Remedies

From beardandbloom.com

I stored one tea batch in my normal mason jar and one in the Infinity Jar, and left them both in the cupboard for 30 days. When I opened the Infinity Jar, the smell was amazing. The herbs hadn’t lost any of their aroma, and when I made a pot of tea with them it was the same lovely green I get when I use fresh herbs. I am officially hooked on these jars!

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Freshness is A Lock with Infinity Jars

From localfoodrocks.com

The 1L Infinity Jar is perfect for holding about 2 batches of whole roasted beans. So, what's the verdict? The beans in the Infinity Jar definitely maintain their freshness - scent, color, and flavor - longer than the beans stored in the regular glass and metal container sitting right next to them. And, I must say, the jars themselves look darn beautiful sitting out on the counter too.

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10/10 Would Recommend Infinity Jars

From yourdailymel.com

This is the 750 ml Square Glass Bottle with Oil Spout. (Again, super clever name.) It comes with a regular screw on cap, but I chose to put the oil spout on because that’s what I wanted it for. Feel free to store whatever you want in it! Balsamic vinegar, herbal tinctures, ointment oils-literally whatever you want. Options are endless!

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