Packaging.si is introducing European Article Number (EAN) codes across its product range. This article explains what EAN codes are and how they can help when you order droppers, pipettes, bottles and components. What is an EAN code? An EAN is a number, usually 13 digits (EAN-13), that identifies a trade item. It is normally shown…
Sealing tape is a small part of a shipment, but it affects how easily a carton can be recycled and how well the contents arrive. This article explains what to consider when choosing paper parcel tape for shipping glass bottles, droppers and pipettes. Paper tape instead of plastic tape Paper parcel tape is a common…
Glass bottles for pharmaceutical, cosmetic and food-supplement products should reach the filling line clean and undamaged. Thermal foil (heat-shrink film) is one of the simplest ways to protect them in storage and transport. This article explains what it does, what it does not do, and how to handle foil-packed bottles when they arrive. How thermal…
Most dropper bottle ranges follow a familiar set of sizes: 5, 10, 15, 20, 30, 50 and 100 ml. A 25 ml bottle is less common, so it is harder to find. This article explains why a buyer might want that size, what amber glass does and does not do, and what to check before…
Dropper bottles are widely used as packaging for liquid products, including oral drops, but whether a particular product may be packed in one is a regulatory and formulation question and not only a packaging one. Packaging suppliers can provide a glass bottle and a dropper, while the producer is responsible for the product, its labelling…
Short answer Yes. Dropper bottles are a common way to store and dispense essential oils, provided the glass, the closure and the teat suit the oil. Essential oils are concentrated and volatile, so the choice of components and the way you store the bottle both matter. Why dropper bottles suit essential oils Controlled dispensing: a…
Yes, but with one change to the usual method. Vanilla extract is best made in a larger jar, then strained and decanted into a dropper bottle for storage and dosing. Beans need space and enough liquid to macerate properly, and a 5-100 ml dropper bottle is too small for that. Making the extract You need…
Short answer Yes, a pipette dropper bottle is a practical container for liquids applied to the ear. Two cases need to be kept apart, though: Prescribed or pharmacy medicines: keep them in the container supplied with the product. Do not decant them into another bottle unless your doctor or pharmacist tells you to, because the…
To clean a dropper bottle for reuse, take the dropper apart, rinse every part with warm water and a mild detergent, rinse thoroughly, then let everything dry fully before reassembling. Glass bottles and glass pipettes tolerate hot water well, while rubber or TPE teats should be treated more gently because heat and some solvents shorten…
Glass and plastic dropper bottles both dispense liquids drop by drop, but they behave differently with the contents, in transport and at end of life. The right choice depends on the formulation, the market, the budget and how the bottle will be handled. This article compares the two and lists what to check before you…
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