PLASTIC BOTTLES

Amber Plastic Bottle, White Safety Cap, 115 ml

Name: Amber Plastic Bottle, White Safety Cap, 115 ml
Brand: Handymade
SKU: O18PH115-OVV18PB10
Price: 0.39 EUR
Availability: InStock

Pack size10 ml 100 ml115 ml

A brown plastic bottle with a white tamper-evident cap is a ready-to-fill set for liquid preparations that need to be protected from light. full description

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Product codeO18PH115-OVV18PB10

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What's in the set

Plastic bottle, medicine bottle, brown, 115 ml

Plastic cap with safety ring, 18 mm white, type 2

Product description

A brown plastic bottle with a white tamper-evident cap is a ready-to-fill set for liquid preparations that need to be protected from light. Brown PET reduces light transmission to the contents, is lightweight and does not break on impact, making it suitable for products customers carry with them or that are shipped by post. The cap with a tamper-evident ring makes it immediately clear upon first opening that the packaging has not been previously opened.

The set with a nominal volume of 115 ml is suitable for liquid products with a smaller daily dose: facial and body oils, herbal tinctures and infusions, tonics or solutions of active substances for further processing. Both the bottle and cap are approved for direct food contact, so the set as a whole can also be used for homemade flavoured oils, syrups or herbal drops. For cosmetic products, the packaging material is declared as suitable.

Key benefits

Content protection from light – the brown colouring limits light penetration, which helps slow down the oxidation of oils and the fading of coloured or plant-based ingredients.
Lightweight shatter-resistant packaging – PET is significantly lighter than glass and does not break on impact, which simplifies shipping and reduces the risk of damage to the parcel.
Tamper-evident ring on the cap – an intact ring shows the customer that the product has not yet been opened.
Suitable for food and cosmetics – both components of the set are certified for direct food contact and declared as suitable for cosmetic products.
Ready-to-use combination – the bottle and cap have a matching neck type, so there is no need to search for a closure or test its seal.

How to fill and close the set

The bottle should be filled to the nominal volume, not to the rim. The nominal volume is the quantity for which the packaging is designed for standard filling. The total volume up to the neck is greater, and the difference provides a reserve for the cap and for the expansion of the contents when the temperature changes. If the bottle is filled to the brim, the contents will be pushed towards the thread when closing and the cap will seal less effectively.

For oils and tinctures, leave headspace below the neck according to the nominal volume and tighten the cap by hand, without tools. Over-tightening may damage the thread or prematurely detach the tamper-evident ring.

The cap is screwed onto the neck and tightened until the tamper-evident ring snaps under the rim of the neck. On first opening, the ring detaches and remains on the bottle. The cap is then used as a standard screw closure and can be repeatedly unscrewed and screwed back on.

Other closures with the same neck type, as stated in the specifications, can also be used with the bottle. Ready-made combinations are available in the Handymade range. For a custom combination, we recommend verifying the seal, dosage and behaviour of the packaging with the specific formulation.

Suitable for products such as

Facial and body oils – vegetable oils and oil serums sensitive to light, where the brown colouring helps maintain oil quality.
Tinctures and herbal infusions – alcohol tinctures of standard concentration as well as glycerine infusions; with high-percentage alcohol it is advisable to verify material compatibility on a sample.
Tonics and hydrolats – water-based products in smaller packaging or for travel.
Liquid soaps and shampoos in travel size – smaller volume for trial or for a travel bag.
Homemade food products – flavoured oils, syrups, herbal drops and extracts for kitchen use.

Good to know

Before first use, rinse both the bottle and cap, disinfect with ethanol or isopropyl alcohol and leave to dry completely. Residual water in the packaging may dilute the contents and promote microbial growth in aqueous products.

PET does not tolerate high temperatures. Fill the contents once cooled, do not sterilise the packaging with boiling water or heat, and do not leave the filled bottle in direct sunlight or near a heat source. At high temperatures, the plastic may deform and the cap will no longer seal properly.

Concentrated essential oils, fragrance compositions and some solvents may degrade plastics over time. For anhydrous products with a high proportion of essential oils, we recommend testing compatibility on a trial sample a few weeks before larger-scale production. Common vegetable oils, aqueous solutions and liquid soaps are used in PET without any issues.

The bottle can be used repeatedly if thoroughly washed and dried. A cap with a detached tamper-evident ring no longer provides tamper protection, so when selling a finished product, use a new cap.

The label is applied to the cylindrical part of the bottle. Self-adhesive labels adhere well to the smooth PET surface; simply degrease the surface before applying. Both the bottle and cap are made of PET and, once emptied and rinsed, belong in the sorted plastic waste collection.

Frequently asked questions

Does the brown plastic bottle protect the contents from light?

Yes, the brown PET colouring limits light penetration to the contents and slows down light-induced oxidation. It does not provide complete darkness, so it is still recommended to store the brown bottle away from direct sunlight. For vegetable oils, oil serums and tinctures, brown packaging is preferable to clear.

Is the plastic bottle and cap set suitable for food use?

Yes, both the bottle and cap are certified for direct food contact, so the set as a whole can be used for homemade oils, syrups, herbal drops and infusions intended for consumption. The declaration of conformity and certificates are listed with the product. The packaging is also declared as suitable for cosmetic products.

How much liquid actually fits in the 115 ml plastic bottle?

The bottle is filled to the nominal volume of 115 ml; the total volume up to the neck is slightly larger. The difference serves as a reserve for the cap and for the expansion of the contents when the temperature changes. If filled to the brim, the contents will reach the thread when closing and the cap will seal less effectively.

How does the tamper-evident ring on the bottle cap work?

The tamper-evident ring detaches on first unscrewing of the cap and remains on the bottle neck. An intact ring therefore proves that the product has not been opened, which is important when selling finished cosmetics or food products. Once detached, the cap continues to function as a standard screw closure.

Can the plastic bottle be used for alcohol tinctures and essential oils?

For alcohol tinctures of standard concentration, yes – PET is commonly used for these. With high-percentage alcohol, concentrated essential oils or solvents, we recommend verifying compatibility on a sample, as some substances may degrade the plastic over time. Diluted oil blends and aqueous products can be filled into PET without any issues.

How to prepare the plastic bottle before first filling?

Rinse the bottle and cap, disinfect with ethanol or isopropyl alcohol and leave to dry completely at room temperature. Do not use hot water or heat sterilisation, as PET may deform. Packaging prepared in this way can also be reused after thorough washing.