Reducer for Alt-Innsbruck bottle?

[DSB]

Has anyone put a reducer in the mouth of their Alt-Innsbruck bottle to make it easier to pour?

Does anyone know if a reducer is available that fits the bottle? I would love to place a reducer in the mouth of the bottle, but I have not found what I'm looking for despite several google searches.

Does anyone have the exact measurement of the bottle opening? I don't own any calipers, so getting an exact measurement is difficult.

[tsmba]

I haven't tried that. Most of my aftershaves have their openings formed at the factory. That's why I use the simplest and cheapest reducer going: my finger.

[texbilly]

Dave, I did that very thing! I used a reducer off another generic bottle I received in a fragrance trade and it worked great. I'm no help in terms of sourcing, but I'll take some measurements and let you know.

EDIT: I just sent an email from the atomizer supplier I ordered from requesting purchase of reducers. We'll see...

[DSB]

Dave, I did that very thing! I used a reducer off another generic bottle I received in a fragrance trade and it worked great. I'm no help in terms of sourcing, but I'll take some measurements and let you know.

EDIT: I just sent an email from the atomizer supplier I ordered from requesting purchase of reducers. We'll see...

Thanks, Bill!

[Jopo]

This guy sounds like he's on to something:
http://badgerandblade.com/vb/showthread.php?t=141641

[DHoffmeyer]

...eo?

[Iakona]

...eo?

Essential Oils - what they use to scent soap, cologne, etc.
You can see a picture of what he's talking about here (the plastic thingy covering the bottle)
http://www.coastalscents.com/cfwebstore/index.cfm/category/14/essential-oils.cfm

[DSB]

...eo?

EO = essential oil