After clicking on the selected packaging category, you will find an extended filter at the top of the page, which will help you filter suitable vials, tins, jars or medicine bottles. You can set parameters such as neck finish, size, colour and material, which will help you quickly find a container that best matches your formulation and product type (for example candle, cosmetic preparation or liquid content).

When selecting a vial or tin, it is important to take into account the diameter of the container, the type of wax and the desired burning time. The 9.5 mm crackling wooden wick is intended mainly for small to medium-sized candle containers. We always recommend making a trial series – pouring a smaller amount of wax into the selected container and testing the burning (melt pool width, flame length and evenness of burning) before the final production of a larger quantity of candles.

Glass packaging, vials and tins for candles can be reused, provided hygienic principles are observed. Before refilling, it is always necessary to mechanically clean the packaging from wax and wick residues and then clean and disinfect it thoroughly, for example using a suitable alcohol such as isopropyl alcohol or ethanol. For disinfection you can use the products IPA 99 % isopropyl alcohol or Ethanol 96 % denatured vegetable. A container prepared in this way is suitable for reuse with a new wooden wick and fresh wax.

If you decide not to reuse the packaging after the candle has burned out, it is appropriate to recycle it according to the material specified in the parameters of the particular product (for example glass vial, tin or jar). Remove wax residues and metal or wooden parts of the wick and clean the container. Glass packaging is usually sorted into glass containers, plastic parts according to the type of plastic into the appropriate container. Always follow local waste sorting rules and the information on the material given for the respective packaging on the product page.

The wooden wick can be combined with various types of containers – from glass vials and medicine bottles to wider decorative tins, provided they are suitable for pouring candles and resistant to the temperature of the molten wax. Before final production, we recommend testing the burning of the candle in the particular type of container, verifying the stability of the wick, the behaviour of the flame and the distance from the walls of the packaging, in order to ensure both safety and an aesthetic result.