Yes, the dispenser is designed for the application of creams and emulsions with a normal to medium-high viscosity, typical for face and body creams. For very dense balms or buttery textures we recommend first making a test filling and checking whether the dispenser is able to extrude the product smoothly and without excessive pressure. Testing on a small batch allows you, if necessary, to adjust the thickness of the formulation so that dosing remains comfortable.

The packaging can be used repeatedly for cosmetic products, provided that you strictly follow hygiene principles. Before each new filling it is necessary to carefully clean and disinfect both the bottle and the dispenser in order to minimise the risk of microbial contamination of the new batch. For disinfection we recommend using isopropyl alcohol or ethanol, which you will find in the range as IPA 99 % isopropyl alcohol and Ethanol 96 % denatured plant-based. After applying the alcohol, allow all parts to dry completely and only then refill the bottle.

Fill the cream or emulsion into the bottle slowly and continuously, ideally using a filling gun, a funnel or a syringe without a needle. Avoid pouring abruptly from a greater height, which can introduce air into the product and create bubbles. After filling, gently tapping the bottle on the work surface helps the cream to settle and remove air gaps. Then firmly fit the dispenser, check that it is tightened and test several times by pressing to see whether the system is primed and doses evenly.

If you decide not to reuse the packaging, we recommend recycling it according to the recommendations arising from the material parameters in the product detail. After thoroughly emptying and rinsing, the glass container is normally sorted into the glass recycling bin; it is advisable to remove label residues where this is possible without damaging the glass. The dispenser and plastic parts (caps, pump) usually belong among plastic packaging; however, follow the pictograms and information given with the product so that the individual components are sorted as accurately as possible according to the material used.

To select suitable packaging we recommend using the extended filter in the packaging material categories. You can access it at the top of the page after clicking on the relevant category, where you can filter the available packaging in detail according to parameters such as neck type, size, colour or material. Thanks to this you will quickly find bottles, medicine bottles, jars or pots that meet the requirements of your formula, brand design and method of dosing.

Store filled bottles in a dry, clean environment protected from direct sunlight and significant temperature fluctuations. The stability of creams and emulsions is sensitive to heat, therefore it is advisable to keep them at the temperature recommended according to the formula and the preservative system used. Do not overfill the bottles above the recommended level so that the dispenser has enough space to function correctly. When handling stock, avoid impacts and overturning of the packaging, which helps prevent damage both to the glass and to the dispensing mechanism.