Yes, the packaging can be reused if hygiene principles are observed. Before each new filling, the bottle and the dropper must be thoroughly cleaned and disinfected in order to minimize the risk of microbial contamination or deterioration of the new batch of product. For disinfection we recommend using, for example, isopropyl alcohol IPA 99 % or plant-based ethanol Ethanol 96 % denatured. After disinfection, let all parts dry thoroughly at room temperature.

First, we recommend disassembling the packaging into individual parts – the glass bottle, the rubber part of the dropper and the glass pipette itself. Remove residues of the original product by rinsing with a suitable cleaning agent (for example a mild, unscented detergent), then thoroughly rinse each part with drinking water. After mechanical cleaning, apply disinfection – ideally using alcohol, for example IPA 99 % or Ethanol 96 % denatured. After disinfection, allow all components to dry naturally in a clean, dust-free area.

If you decide not to use the packaging any longer, we recommend recycling it in accordance with local waste-sorting rules and the information stated in the product parameters. After being emptied and basically rinsed, the glass bottle is usually placed in the container designated for glass. The dropper is made of several materials (glass, plastic, rubber), so it is advisable to separate it where possible – the glass pipette can be sorted with glass, and the plastic and rubber parts must be sorted in accordance with local rules, or handed in as mixed waste if there is no other option. Before throwing it away, always check the recommendations listed with the product so that you dispose of the packaging as environmentally responsibly as possible.

The glass dropper bottle is ideal for products that are used in small amounts and where precise, drop-by-drop application is important. Typically, these are facial and eye serums, oil concentrates, active ingredients, booster formulations, intensive treatments, aromatic blends or test solutions. It is also suitable for products where you need to control consumption – for example in the case of more expensive raw materials or highly concentrated preparations where dosing discipline is important.

To make it easier to navigate the packaging material range, you can use the extended filter located at the top of the page after clicking on the selected packaging category. In the filter, you can clearly select parameters such as neck type, size, colour and packaging material, as well as other properties depending on the specific category. Thanks to this, you can quickly find bottles, medicine bottles, jars or pots that best meet the requirements of your product, formulation and brand visual style.

Yes, you can gradually use the bottle for various types of products, but it is very important to ensure thorough cleaning and disinfection between uses. Residues of the original contents may affect the stability, fragrance or colour of the new product, so we recommend always cleaning the packaging mechanically first and then disinfecting it using alcohol, for example with the products IPA 99 % or Ethanol 96 % denatured. Only after complete drying is the packaging ready for safe new filling.