Question 1

When should I reach for glass and when for plastic?

Accepted Answer

Let what you are filling decide. Serums, facial oils and essential oils most often go into glass dropper bottles (1,842 items, volumes from 5 ml to 100 ml and above). Plastic bottles (1,271 items) are what makers choose for shampoos, gels and larger volumes, and aluminium bottles are the third route, for sprays and dispensers.

Question 2

How do I find out which cap fits my bottle?

Accepted Answer

By the thread in the product name — 24/410, 28/410 or 28 mm, for example. Separate closures are sorted by thread into the DIN18, DIN20, DIN24 and DIN28 lines, and on every packaging product page the site shows the compatible caps, so the combination is not a matter of guesswork.

Question 3

Do you have packaging with tamper-evident protection?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Pill jars are available in versions with an induction liner in the lid, which becomes a tamper-evident seal once it has been closed with an induction sealer. Among the dropper bottles you will find safety caps and droppers with a tamper-evident ring.

Question 4

What container volumes do you cover?

Accepted Answer

From 1.5 ml plastic jars and 4 ml balm tubes through 5 to 100 ml dropper bottles, bottles up to 1 l and jars and tubs up to 500 ml and 1 l, all the way to multi-litre buckets and a 20 l jerry can. Glass dropper bottles are sorted into subcategories by volume.

Question 5

Do you sell packaging singly or only by the carton?

Accepted Answer

Both — pack sizes run from a sample to wholesale. Selected items also come in large packs, jars in 960s or buckets in 50s for instance, but across most of the range you can order single pieces.

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