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GLASS BOTTLES 15 ml

Clear Glass Bottle, Glossy Silver White Dropper, 15 ml

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Glass bottle, clear, silver dropper , 15 ml is a ready-to-use set for precise drop-by-drop dispensing . full description

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Product codeO18SP015-OVK18SL056
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Product description

Glass bottle, clear, silver dropper, 15 ml is a ready-to-use set for precise drop-by-drop dispensing. The clear glass bottle and the shiny silver dropper with matching threads fit together, so there is no need to search for a separate cap. The set is designed for cosmetics: it is suitable for facial serums, oil blends for face and beard, diluted essential oil blends, nail and cuticle oils, or small quantities of active concentrates applied drop by drop.

Clear glass shows the contents and their colour. This is an advantage for retail, samples and gift sets, or when you need to see at a glance how much product remains. Glass is also chemically inert, does not absorb fragrances or dyes, and will not discolour from oils. The 15 ml volume makes the set a practical size for test batches, travel packaging and higher-value concentrated products that are used up before they can deteriorate.


What the set is suitable for

  • Facial and hair serums – water-based and oil-based serums applied a few drops at a time; the dropper dispenses without finger contact with the contents.
  • Oil blends – oils for face, beard, nails and cuticles, massage concentrates for dilution.
  • Diluted essential oils and perfume blends in a carrier oil – small volume and drop dispensing are the common standard for these products.
  • Samples and test batches – quick check of stability, colour and turbidity directly through the glass.

Filling and dispensing

The bottle has a nominal volume, meaning the volume for which the container is designed under normal filling conditions, and a total volume to the brim, meaning the physical capacity up to the neck. The difference between them is not a defect but a safety margin. When the dropper is screwed in, the glass tube occupies part of the space, the contents need room to expand with temperature changes, and an air gap must remain for suction. The bottle is therefore filled to the nominal volume, not to the brim. Overfilling leads to spillage when closing and a sticky thread.

The dropper consists of a glass tube, a threaded cap with a shiny silver collar and a silicone bulb. Squeezing the bulb draws up the contents; releasing it dispenses individual drops. The size of each drop depends on the viscosity and surface tension of the contents: water-based serums form smaller drops than thicker oils, and thick gels are difficult to dispense with a dropper.

When working with your own formulation, first fill one piece, screw on the dropper, turn the bottle upside down and leave it lying on its side for a few hours. This lets you check the seal of the thread, the behaviour of the bulb and whether the product can be dispensed comfortably.


Good to know

Clear glass does not protect the contents from light. For products sensitive to UV radiation and oxidation, such as oils with a high proportion of unsaturated fatty acids, vitamin C or retinoids, amber or blue glass is more suitable, or storage in a cardboard box away from direct sunlight should be planned. For stable contents and fast-moving products, clear glass is a fully adequate choice.

Before the first fill, wash and disinfect both the bottle and the dropper with isopropyl alcohol or ethanol and allow to dry completely. Residual water in an oil-based product promotes microbial growth and cloudiness. Glass cannot withstand thermal shock: do not pour a hot phase directly into a cold bottle; allow it to cool to at least a lukewarm temperature first.

The silicone bulb and plastic parts of the dropper are resistant to common cosmetic oils and aqueous solutions. With undiluted essential oils, higher alcohol concentrations or solvents, the silicone may soften or swell with prolonged contact. Check compatibility on a single unit before larger-scale filling.

The dropper is not a hermetic seal. Volatile contents, especially blends with a high proportion of alcohol or essential oils, may slowly evaporate through the bulb during extended storage. For long-term storage of concentrates, a solid cap is more suitable; the dropper is mainly intended for the use phase.

The set is declared as suitable for contact with cosmetics. It is not approved for contact with food, so it is not suitable for food-grade oils, tinctures for internal use or syrups. Closures with the same neck type and other ready-made combinations can be found in the Handymade range. Label space is limited; for smaller surfaces, a narrow wraparound label or a neck tag works well.

After washing, the bottle is suitable for reuse. When recycling, glass belongs in the glass stream. The dropper is a combination of glass, plastic, aluminium and silicone, so separate it from the bottle and sort it according to local guidelines.


Frequently asked questions

Is the 15 ml glass bottle with dropper suitable for water-based serum?
Yes, both the clear glass and the dropper handle water-based and water-glycerin serums without any issues. Water-based serums form smaller drops than oils, so dispensing is more precise. Bear in mind that a water-based product in this container requires a preservative system and the container must be disinfected before filling, as the dropper comes into repeated contact with air during use.
Does the clear glass bottle protect the contents from light?
No, clear glass transmits both visible and UV light. For oils prone to oxidation, vitamin C, retinol or sensitive botanical extracts, amber or blue glass is more appropriate. Clear glass is a good choice for stable products, samples and gift packaging where the customer should be able to see the colour of the contents, or when the bottle is stored in a cardboard box.
How much can actually be filled into the 15 ml bottle?
It is filled to the nominal volume of 15 ml, not to the brim. The bottle has a larger physical volume up to the neck, but this difference is a margin for the glass tube of the dropper, expansion of the contents with temperature changes and the air needed for suction. Overfilling causes the contents to overflow when the cap is screwed on and will contaminate the thread.
Can the dropper be used with undiluted essential oils?
For short-term use, yes; for long-term storage it is not recommended without prior testing. The glass parts are resistant to essential oils, but the silicone bulb may soften with prolonged contact with concentrated essential oils, and volatile components slowly evaporate through it. For diluted blends in a carrier oil the set is suitable; for pure essential oils a solid cap is safer.
How to prepare the glass bottle with dropper before the first fill?
Wash and disinfect both the bottle and the dropper with isopropyl alcohol or ethanol and allow to dry completely. Traces of water in an oil-based product cause cloudiness and a risk of microbial contamination. Fill the glass with cooled contents, not a hot phase. After use, the bottle can be washed and refilled; the dropper must be rinsed thoroughly, including the inside of the glass tube.

Parameters

Clear glass bottle, 18 mm, 15 ml

Product color
Transparent
Country of origin
India
Nominal capacity
15
Brimful capacity
18 ml
Diameter
28,5 mm
Thread type
18/410
Height
64 mm
Product material
Glass

Glass Dropper, Glossy Silver, 56 mm

Product color
SilverWhite
Country of origin
China
Thread type
18/410
Dropper length
56 mm
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