The packaging can be reused provided that basic hygiene rules are followed. Before filling, always thoroughly clean the bottle and the dropper mechanically, rinse them and then disinfect them with a suitable alcohol, for example IPA 99 % isopropyl alcohol or ethanol 96 % denatured plant-based. After disinfection, allow all parts to dry completely in a clean and dust-free place, and only then fill the packaging with the selected product.

The dropper bottle is ideal for formulations that require precise dosing in drops – especially facial and eye serums, oil elixirs, intensive treatments with active ingredients, hair serums, perfume compositions or aromatherapeutic oils. It is also suitable for experimental and laboratory samples where you need to control the amount of product applied.

We recommend storing filled bottles tightly closed, in a dry environment, out of reach of direct sunlight and heat sources. Dark glass does reduce light transmission, but for sensitive products (for example those containing vitamin C, natural oils or essential oils) it is still advisable to place them in a cooler and shaded area. Avoid frequent temperature fluctuations, which can affect the stability of the formulation.

First, disassemble the dropper into its individual parts, if its construction allows it. Rinse the glass or plastic pipette thoroughly with a suitable cleaning solution, possibly a mild detergent, then with clean water and finally disinfect it with alcohol (for example using IPA 99 % or ethanol 96 %). Clean the rubber or plastic parts gently, without aggressive solvents, to avoid damage. Before the next use, make sure that no residues of the original product or cleaning agents remain inside.

If you decide not to reuse the packaging, we recommend recycling it responsibly according to the material types specified in the product parameters. After emptying and basic cleaning, the glass part of the bottle is usually placed in the container intended for glass sorting. The dropper, as a combined component (glass, plastic, rubber), should be disassembled into its individual parts before sorting, and each of them should be classified according to local waste management rules. Always follow the local sorting system and the recommendations of your municipality or city.

The simplest way is to use the advanced filter in the packaging category. After clicking on the relevant category (for example bottles, vials, jars), you will find at the top of the page the option to filter according to several parameters. You can choose packaging according to neck type, size, colour or material and thus quickly narrow down the offer only to packaging that corresponds to your product and technical requirements.