TALPGOD Communion Cup Filler/Dispenser with Button Release (8 oz. Bottle),Juice & Wine Dispenser for Communion Cups Church Supplies,Push Button Release/Easily Fills 25+ Cups

I tried it with water to see how well it would work. It is easy to control how much you want to dispense. However, it would not shut off completely & would slowly drip. I was able to solve that by taking it apart and filing off a bur on the dispensing spout. Also, the little plastic guide that is to keep the dispensing rod centered is too small to really do the job intended. After my repair, it does work satisfactorily and seems to be a little better that the squeeze bottle I had been using.

It’s a little flimsy, but if you do large alcohol samplings, and need to pour out many samples quickly, and of the same amount, this is insanely helpful. Very easy to use. It’s is a little flimsy, but it’s only $10, so I can’t expect much.

I have used this style for communion in the past as church director and like the convenience of them but this one is really small and very flimsy and the stopper doesn't close well leaving drips. It is too cheap to use in a real life situation so my wife says she will use it for filling her molds for making homemade healthy gummies. I still couldn't give it more than 2 stars because of the low quality of the product.

This dispenser does what it's supposed to do. The plastic feels somewhat weak so I'm not sure how long it will last and I noticed the bottom seal is not centered, however the seal is wide enough to avoid leaks. The top release button is easy to push but becareful as the plastic piece from one end to the other does move. Note that you're not supposed to remove the top, it will break. Since this is used for liquid just rinse it out with a little soap to clean and you're good.

Very unique. Made from a sturdy plastic and a strong plunger inside allows the liquid to be dispensed evenly using a reverse plunger, of sorts. Hold the button down, liquid dispenses. Let go of the button, it immediately restores its place, waiting for the next plunge. Easy to fill, easy to clean. This makes Setting The Lord's Table so much easier. Surprisingly, a great value for what it does to save time. Consider getting a 2nd or back up Communion Cup filler just to have around.

I ordered two of these and they were both defective. The rubber knob at the bottom didn’t align properly and the juice squirted everywhere. I bought them because they were cheaper than the other ones I’ve bought in the past. Well this is why. I returned them.

I got this to make filling cups easier for church, and the push button does release liquid without too much mess most times. It holds a decent amount and fits okay over the trays, but right away it felt super flimsy in my hand like it might crack any second. After a couple uses the plastic started feeling even weaker, especially when pressing down harder to get the last bits out. I worry it wont last long with regular Sundays, and that cheap build just bugs me for something meant to handle juice or wine weekly. Id look for something sturdier next time. ​

This is made mostly of a fairly strong plastic material, at least sufficient enough to serve it's purpose. You can see in the video that it works as it should. The spring in the action is strong enough, and yet easy enough to press it over and over while filling communion cups. The gasket seals the outflow fine. Sometimes the gasket gets off to one side, apparently due to a small plastic piece on the metal shaft that is made to stay in the tube and keep the shaft centered. This little piece moves up and down the shaft too easily. So, you have to tap it back down into the tube to try and keep it there. However, even when the shaft is off-center, the gasket still seams to seal the tube bottom fine. So, I guess it's not a major problem. Overall, this dispenser works good, and will be very useful for me.

I used this for the first time last Sunday, filling 160 Communion cuplets with easy and very quickly. I would have given a 5 Star review, but my only concern is that the small rubber grommet that seals the "tap" comes off far too easily when washing. I've stuck a label on the device to warn other users of this risk.