The bottle is ideal for liquid and slightly viscous preparations such as serums, fluid emulsions, toners or oil blends. For thicker, creamy formulations we recommend using a jar or a bottle with a suitable dispenser instead, in order to ensure comfortable and hygienic use. Before final production, we recommend testing the behaviour of the specific formula in this type of packaging.

Before both first and repeated use, the packaging must be thoroughly cleaned and hygiene rules must be observed. We recommend washing the bottle with a suitable cleaning agent, rinsing it with drinking water and subsequently disinfecting it with alcohol. For disinfection you can use the products IPA 99 – isopropyl alcohol or Ethanol 96 denatured plant-based, available on Handymade.sk: IPA 99 – isopropyl alkohol 1 l and Etanol 96 denaturovaný rastlinný 1 l. After disinfection, leave the packaging to air-dry in a clean environment.

Yes, the glass container can be used repeatedly if hygiene rules are followed. For every new filling, the bottle and cap must be thoroughly washed, any residues of the previous product removed, and then disinfected. For disinfection we recommend alcohol-based preparations such as IPA 99 – isopropyl alkohol 1 l or Etanol 96 denaturovaný rastlinný 1 l. A container prepared in this way is suitable for being refilled with a new batch of product.

If you decide not to reuse the packaging, we recommend recycling it according to the type of material specified in the product parameters. As a rule, after being emptied and rinsed, the glass bottle can be placed in a container intended for glass. The cap and any additional plastic components are sorted according to their material into the appropriate container for plastics. Always follow local waste-sorting rules and the information in the parameter table next to the product on Handymade.sk.

To select suitable packaging, you can use the extended filter located at the top of the page after clicking on the relevant packaging category. In the extended filter you can conveniently choose parameters such as neck type, size, colour or packaging material. Thanks to this, you will quickly find bottles, medicine bottles, jars or other containers that best suit the specific formula and the design of your product.

When filling, make sure that both the bottle and the cap are clean and disinfected and that the filling temperature does not exceed the values recommended for your formulation. Do not overfill the bottle so that the cap can be tightened properly and good sealing can be ensured. After filling, store the container in a dry place, protected from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures. When changing formulas, we recommend performing a trial filling and verifying the long-term stability of the product in this type of packaging.