Yes, the packaging can be reused if hygiene principles are observed. Before each new filling we recommend thoroughly cleaning the bottle and the dispenser and then disinfecting them with a suitable alcohol preparation, for example IPA 99% – isopropyl alcohol or ethanol 96% denatured plant-based. Only after completely drying is the bottle ready to be refilled with a new product.

We recommend first rinsing the dispenser with warm water and a mild detergent, while it is not suitable to use aggressive chemicals or mechanical scrubbing that could damage the seals. Then you can disinfect it by briefly flushing with an alcohol solution (for example IPA or ethanol), let it drain and dry completely. Before re-use always check the smoothness of dispensing and the tightness of the connection with the bottle.

The bottle with dispenser is ideal for liquid and semi-liquid formulations where comfortable dosing of a smaller amount of product is important. It is particularly effective for facial and body milks, cream emulsions, massage and treatment oils, hair serums or special regenerating preparations. Before the final choice of packaging we always recommend testing how the specific formulation behaves in long-term contact with the material and the dispensing mechanism.

If you decide not to reuse the packaging, we recommend recycling it in accordance with local waste sorting rules. After emptying and basic cleaning, the metal body of the bottle is suitable for being placed in the appropriate container according to the material labelling given in the product parameters on the site. It is advisable to separate the plastic parts of the dispenser and sort them according to the local plastic collection system. By following these steps you support efficient recycling processes and the reduction of waste volume.

You can make the selection of suitable packaging easier using the advanced filter located at the top of the page after clicking on the relevant packaging category. In the advanced filter you can clearly sort the range according to several criteria – for example by neck type, size, colour or packaging material. Thanks to this you can quickly find bottles, pharmaceutical bottles, jars or dispensers that best suit your specific formulation and brand design.

Before finally placing the product on the market we recommend carrying out your own compatibility test. Fill the bottle with a smaller amount of product and observe the behaviour of the material and the dispenser over a longer period – in particular any change in colour, odour, consistency, possible softening of the seals or change in dispensing functionality. Also check the tightness of the connection during transport and storage in various positions. Such a practical test will help you verify the long-term suitability of the given packaging for your formulation.