Pump Dispenser 1 oz for 2.5 Gallon Jugs (12/Cs)

I bought a large jug of Simple Green, wanted a plump so I wouldn't have to heft the big jug every time. Works great!

To be honest I'm not sure if the pump reaches completely to the bottom of the bottle however by the time it gets that low I'll be able to lift the bottle and pour it if necessary. The pump is very well made and arrived quickly. I'm very happy with this purchase.

Doesn’t fit any jug I have or can find

The Measure Master Pump Dispenser works great on the gallon jugs of Dyne, a thick caloric supplement for livestock. No more sticky measures, just a smooth push on the pump provides a consistent dose with no cleanup.

I bought this to use on a 2.5 gal container of Deer Stopper. It is in a pretty standard size container and for the most part these containers either have a small cap or a wider one (about 3 inches) The screw top is the correct diameter for the wider one and the threading matches, however, the tube going down into the container is way too short to reach the bottom. I can get a new piece of tubing so I can use it -- as soon as I have time to get to the hardware store. I bought this on Amazon to have it quickly - I could have ordered one more suited to the purpose elsewhere. Next time I'll know

This outwardly is identical to the BAR5F TS-11, which I ordered at the same time for the sake of comparison. However I daily-use the BAR5F now, for both obvious and subtle differences.My use case is refilling thin fluid (alcohol sanitizer) from bulk gallon jugs into dispensing spray bottles. The BAR5F TS-11 is ideal as it has quite a large volume/pump (>1oz) and its nozzle points slightly downward, good for pumping lots of sanitizer rather quickly into narrow-necked bottles.The Measure Master is not a flimsy, fly-by-night bamboozle product. It is much, much quieter than the TS-11 when pumping, has a better suction-straw-to-bottle-floor clearance to get more product out w/o disassembly (though you can adjust the straw on the TS-11 for same), and can screw down its nozzle for compact storage (BAR5F's TS-9 has this iirc, but at higher cost).For me, the nozzle not pointing >45 deg towards the ground is a dealbreaker, whether refilling lotion or alcohol. The TS-11's angle is only subtly more downward-pointing, but tested back-to-back, it's enough to avoid a mess when filling. The screwdown threads on the Measure Master also limit length of stroke, so per stroke pumps noticeably less than the TS-11. The neck of the nozzle portion also has less slop and feels sturdier than the MM when pumping.In summary, for my use case these features more than outweigh the lack of collapsibility, esp as the TS-11 is cheaper. The MM will do fine as a backup pump... but the exp while waiting for the new TS-11 to arrive will be a less pleasant one, ime ;)

Exactly what I was looking for

Works great on suffoil-x 2.5gal jugs!