Glass bottle, vial, brown, type B, white-silver glossy dispenser, 100 ml

A brown glass bottle with a volume of 100 ml and a pump dispenser forms a complete kit for products dispensed in small amounts: facial serums, oils, light emulsions, and makeup removers. Amber glass limits light exposure to the contents, which is particularly valued for formulations with vegetable oils, extracts, and sensitive active ingredients.

The dispenser in a white-silver glossy finish delivers a small, repeatable dose with each press. The contents are never touched by fingers during use.

Suitable applications

• Facial and hair serums – a single press dispenses exactly the right amount without any spillage.
• Facial, body, massage, and cleansing oils – the dispenser delivers them cleanly, without dripping down the neck.
• Light emulsions and liquid cleansers – liquid milks and thin creams flow through the dispenser smoothly.

The dispenser is not suitable for thick creams, butters, high-viscosity gels, or products with solid particles (scrubs, clay suspensions). It will not draw up such materials or will become clogged.

How the dispenser works

The dispenser draws up the contents through a dip tube reaching to the bottom of the bottle and delivers approximately 0.14 ml with each press. This is a dose suited for concentrated products applied in small amounts. On first use, press it several times without product until the tube and mechanism are primed.

The closure seals the neck with a thread, but the dispenser is not an airless system. Air enters the bottle to replace the dispensed product. Formulations with a water phase therefore require standard preservation, and oils prone to oxidation require an antioxidant.

Nominal and total volume

Nominal volume is the quantity the bottle is designed to hold under normal filling. Total brim volume is the physical capacity of the glass up to the neck and is slightly larger. The difference serves as a reserve for the dispenser body with dip tube, which displaces some of the contents when screwed in, and for product expansion due to temperature changes.

Fill to the nominal volume, not to the brim. A bottle filled to the brim would overflow when closed, contaminating the thread and the label. Exact values are listed in the specifications.

What to know before filling

Packaging preparation. Wash, rinse, and disinfect the bottle with isopropyl alcohol or ethanol before first filling. Then allow it to dry completely. Disinfect the dispenser by pumping through a small amount of ethanol and letting it dry. Any water remaining in the mechanism would enter the product.

Glass and heat. Glass does not tolerate sudden temperature changes. Allow hot-processed products to cool before filling, and do not fill a cold bottle with hot material.

Intended use. Both the bottle and dispenser are declared suitable for contact with cosmetic products. The glass bottle alone holds a food-contact certificate. The kit as a whole is intended for cosmetics.

Labelling and recycling. The cylindrical wall of the bottle provides a smooth surface for a label; dimensions are listed in the specifications. The empty bottle goes into glass recycling. The dispenser is made of plastic and metal and must be disposed of separately.

Alternative closure. Closures with the same neck type (listed in the specifications) and other ready-made combinations are available in the Handymade range. For a custom combination, we recommend verifying the seal, dispensing, and packaging behaviour with your specific formulation.

Frequently asked questions