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Clear Glass Bottle, 5 ml, 255 pieces
The clear glass medicine bottle with a volume of 5 ml is packaging for small quantities of cosmetics: samples of serums and oils, trial batches of fragrance compositions, or portions of active ingredients for testing a… full description
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Product description
The clear glass medicine bottle with a volume of 5 ml is packaging for small quantities of cosmetics: samples of serums and oils, trial batches of fragrance compositions, or portions of active ingredients for testing a formulation. Clear glass shows the colour and purity of the contents, so it suits cases where the customer or the maker needs to see what is inside. It is supplied on a tray of 255 pcs, and the whole pack is the sales unit.
The neck has an 18/410 neck finish, a common size that can be combined with the closures in the Handymade range. Glass does not react with oils, alcohol or essential oils, so the medicine bottle can hold concentrated blends in which a plastic container might soften or absorb the scent.
What it is suitable for
- Samples and testers – a small portion of serum, facial oil or perfume to try before buying the full-size pack.
- Trial batches – when fine-tuning a formulation, 5 ml holds just enough to check the fragrance, colour and stability without wasting raw materials.
- Essential oil blends and fragrance concentrates – glass does not retain odours or release anything into the contents, and after washing it can be used again.
- Gift and travel sets – several medicine bottles with different oils or tinctures in one pack.
- Workshops and courses – participants take home their own product in matching packaging, and one tray also covers a larger group.
Nominal and total volume
The nominal volume is the amount the medicine bottle is designed for in normal filling. The total brimful volume, given in the parameters, is the physical volume up to the top of the neck and is higher. The difference is a reserve for the closure or dropper, which extends into the neck once screwed on, and for the expansion of the contents when the temperature changes. It is therefore filled up to the nominal volume. If you fill to the brim, the contents overflow when the closure is fitted and the dropper may not seal properly.
When filling thicker serums or oils, a narrow funnel or a dosing syringe helps. The neck is narrow, and pouring directly from a larger container mostly ends up on the wall of the medicine bottle.
Closures
Closures with the same neck type, that is the 18/410 neck finish, and ready-made medicine bottle + closure combinations are available in the Handymade range. If you make your own combination, check the seal and comfortable dispensing with your specific formulation.
Good to know
Clear glass does not protect the contents from light. Store light-sensitive products, such as vegetable oils with a high proportion of unsaturated fatty acids, vitamin C or some essential oils, in a clear medicine bottle in the dark, or choose amber or blue glass. For samples and testers that are used up within a few weeks, clear packaging is usually sufficient.
Before the first filling, wash the medicine bottles, disinfect them with isopropyl alcohol or ethanol and leave them to dry completely. Residual water in the neck dilutes anhydrous products.
Fill the warm oil phase into medicine bottles at room temperature, not into ones taken straight from the fridge. A sudden temperature shock can damage the glass. Once emptied, the packaging can be washed and used again. The packaging is suitable for use with cosmetic products and meets the relevant legislative requirements, and Handymade issues an EU declaration of conformity for it. Glass goes into glass waste; separate any closure made of another material before disposal.
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