Clear Frosted Glass Bottle, Gold White Dropper, 15 ml

A 15 ml glass dropper bottle designed for precise dispensing of liquid preparations drop by drop. It is particularly suitable for facial and oil serums, essential oil blends, concentrated active ingredients, tinctures and samples. It is supplied as a complete set: a frosted glass bottle and a dropper in a white-gold finish, which fit together precisely. The frosted glass softens the view of the contents while remaining translucent, so the fill level is visible without opening. Both the bottle and the dropper are declared suitable for contact with cosmetic products.

How the set dispenses

The dropper consists of a glass tube that is chemically neutral towards the contents, a silicone bulb for suction and a threaded ring that seals the bottle when tightened. The length of the tube is adapted to the height of the bottle, reaching almost to the bottom, so the contents can be drawn up without tilting. Drop-by-drop dispensing is beneficial with concentrated preparations, where the customer applies a small amount and knows exactly how much they have used.

Key benefits

• Precise dispensing – the dropper measures out individual drops, which is practical for serums, oils and essential oil blends.
• Frosted glass – the matte surface scatters light and visually softens the appearance of the packaging, while the fill level remains visible.
• Glass as a material – does not react with oils, alcohol-based extracts or essential oils, does not absorb fragrance and withstands repeated washing.
• Small volume – 15 ml corresponds to the standard size of a facial serum or sample; the contents are used up before they lose quality.
• White-gold finish – the dropper complements light and gold labels and suits gift and cosmetic lines.

Suitable for products such as

The set is suitable for facial serums on both water and oil bases, facial oils, essential oil blends for aromatherapy, cuticle oil, beard oil, tinctures and drop-dispensed concentrates. It is also suitable for samples and testers, where the customer needs small packaging and simple dispensing. The dropper will not draw up thick creams, gels or serums with a higher thickener content; for those, a pump bottle or a jar is more appropriate.

Filling and volume

The bottle comes in two volumes: nominal and total to the rim. The nominal volume is the amount the packaging is designed for during standard filling. The total volume is the physical volume up to the neck. The difference between them provides a reserve for the dropper tube, which displaces part of the volume when inserted, and for the expansion of the contents with temperature change. Both values can be found in the specifications.

Preparation, cleaning and reuse

Before first filling, wash and rinse both the bottle and the dropper, then disinfect with isopropyl alcohol or ethanol and allow to dry completely. Residual water in an undried bottle can spoil an anhydrous oil preparation, and in water-based preparations it puts additional strain on the preservative system. Glass withstands repeated washing; the dropper is cleaned by drawing up and expelling a cleaning solution. With serums containing an aqueous phase, replace or thoroughly disinfect the dropper between fillings, as it comes into contact with the skin during application.

What is good to know

• Dropper and tilting – press the bulb with the bottle in an upright position so that the contents do not enter the bulb. Silicone is durable, but contents that get into the bulb are difficult to clean out.
• Glass and heat – glass does not tolerate sudden temperature shocks, so do not pour a hot mixture into the bottle and do not rinse a cold bottle with boiling water.
• Labelling – the matte surface reduces reflections and labels adhere well to it. Dimensions suitable for a label can be found in the packaging specifications.
• Light protection – frosted glass scatters light but does not replace amber or blue glass. Preparations sensitive to light, such as those containing vitamin C or retinol, should be stored away from direct light.
• Other closures – the bottle has a neck with the thread type listed in the specifications. Closures with the same thread type and ready-made combinations are available in the Handymade range; for your own combination, verify the seal with your specific formulation.
• Recycling – the bottle goes in the glass bin. The dropper is made of multiple materials, so separate it from the bottle before disposal.

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