Hidden Alcohol Flasks for Liquor | Cruise Ship Essentials, Leak-Proof, BPA-Free Plastic Flask Kit | Discreet Flask for Cruises, Beach Essentials, Easy Fill Design (16 oz, 4-Pack)

Product leaks. Waste of money. Reached out to the seller and they refused to refund. Save your time and money and buy elsewhere.

Pas essayé encore, à suivre!

these are great. Can't give more details as it's basically smuggling.

Good quality work perfect for the cruise

We took these on a Carnival Cruise and had no issues. They don’t look too fake and come with the seals to make them look more real. Would highly recommend

These worked great. Didn't have a single problem getting them in. Simply follow the included directions. The hardest part is getting them totally full. Don't worry if you spill/overfill...the labels are on there to stay and don't get screwed up or come off. Just have a towel handy to wipe them down. I'd suggest filling them 24 hours before leaving so the alcohol smell can dissipate. We threw them in the bottom of gallon ziplocks with all our other bathroom liquids. We split them 2 and 2 across our 2 bags. Filled one with tequila, one with vodka. The seals work insanely well. Once they were on the boat, it was easy to snag some orange juice in the mornings. I suggest bringing a water bottle with you as well. We would fill the water bottle with orange juice in the morning, and keep it in the ice bucket or minifridge until about noon. Pour a little "shampoo" in the water bottle, flip it around, and the perfect screwdriver is ready to go. We also just brought them with to the pools and poured floaters on our drinks. We were shwasted the whole time. It definitely cut the booze costs down to size. If there was one thing to complain about, it would be that you can't see through the bottles as your filling them up so you don't really know when to stop filling. But I can't dock a star for this, because if you could see through the bottle it would give it away. It's a necessary problem. As an additional side tip - if you plan to bring wine (we were on royal caribbean) put 2 bottles in you suitcase that you're checking, and 2 in your carry on. You are entirely separated from your luggage before you get checked for anything, so there's no way for them to make the connection. 5 out of 5. I plan to buy more seals and use them again and again.