Storing essential oils, concentrated botanical extracts, and aromatherapy blends is not only about protecting the contents from light — in households with children, controlling access matters just as much. This pack of 264 contains 50 ml smoky grey (translucent) glass dropper bottles, each fitted with a child-resistant push-and-turn cap. Recommended for small businesses, natural cosmetics makers, and aromatherapy creators who work with meaningful volumes and appreciate a refined, modern look.
What the 264-piece pack contains
264 smoky grey glass dropper bottles of 50 ml capacity, each paired with a single child-resistant (childproof) cap. Approximate height per bottle is 100 mm, diameter 42 mm, empty weight around 70 g per piece. The total gross pack weight is 20.33 kg. The bottles use a standard GL18 neck finish, so other caps from this family are also compatible.
Smoky grey glass and light protection
The smoky grey, translucent glass discreetly yet effectively filters shorter wavelengths of visible light and part of the UV spectrum — these photocatalysts trigger oxidation and active-ingredient degradation in sensitive volatile compounds. The smoky grey appearance gives the finished product a refined, modern character, while the glass itself remains chemically inert: it does not react with essential oils and contains no plasticisers or other migratable substances that may occur with plastic containers.
How the child-resistant cap works
The push-and-turn child-resistant cap follows the CR-standard opening logic: it only unscrews while the top is firmly pressed downward. This combined motion is essentially impossible for small children to execute, while adults can manage it with a single coordinated gesture. The glass pipette and black rubber bulb allow precise, drop-by-drop dispensing, while the cap maintains a leak-proof seal.
Areas of use
- Bottling essential oil blends and aromatherapy compositions for home use or as gifts
- Storing perfume bases, colognes, and scented alcohol-based preparations
- Dispensing natural facial serums, skin oils, and body oils
- Filling massage oil recipes and carrier-oil-based blends
- Creating DIY and own-brand cosmetic products for small businesses
Cleaning and reuse
The glass bottles are best washed in warm, soapy water; for stubborn fragrance residues, an alcohol rinse helps clean the cap components. A dishwasher is best avoided, as the high temperature and detergents can affect the rubber parts of the cap, and any labels may also detach. The child-resistant mechanism should be stored dry so that the spring and threads retain their function over the long term.