The quality of essential oils, botanical tinctures, and natural cosmetic serums depends not only on the raw materials but also on the storage container. This pack of 88 50 ml frosted green, light-diffusing glass dropper bottles ships without caps. The UV and blue-light filtering of green glass combined with the light-diffusing matte surface is particularly well suited to an eco-look, natural brand identity: organic cosmetics, phytocosmetics, herbal tinctures, and vintage apothecary-style serums.
What is in this pack of 88
The pack contains 88 frosted green 50 ml glass bottles without caps. Each bottle has an approximate height of 100 mm, a diameter of 42 mm, and an empty weight of about 70.0 g per piece. The total gross pack weight is approximately 6.776 kg. The bottles have a standard GL18 neck thread, so most caps and droppers common in the essential oil industry fit without issue. Country of origin: China.
Frosted green glass and UV protection
Green glass effectively filters the UV range and the short, blue wavelengths of visible light — exactly the photocatalysts that initiate oxidation in sensitive essential oils. The frosted, light-diffusing surface further reduces the amount of direct light reaching the inside of the bottle. This two-layer protection preserves the scent profile and active ingredient content of the contents longer than clear green or clear glass would. The glass is chemically inert, does not react with essential oils, and contains no plasticisers.
Cap and dropper details
These bottles ship without caps. This is convenient when you already use your own preferred closure — an aluminium cap, screw cap, pump, or pipette — or when you wish to pair them with separately ordered closures. The bottle neck has a standard GL18 thread, so most closures common in the essential oil industry fit without issue.
Typical areas of use
- Bottling organic and phytocosmetic serums and facial oils into a uniform, eco-look range
- Dispensing custom essential oil blends and aromatherapy formulations drop by drop
- Storing herbal tinctures, hydrosols, and flower essences in light-protected glass
- Packaging vintage apothecary-style, artisan-branded preparations
- DIY cosmetic development and launching own-brand retail products as a small business owner
Cleaning and recycling
Before filling new bottles it is good practice to rinse them with warm water and mild soap, then leave to dry. For bottles that previously contained scented preparations, residual aroma is best removed with isopropyl or ethyl alcohol — particularly important if you plan to fill with a different essential oil. Avoid the dishwasher because of the matte surface, so the labelling and the matte character are preserved over the long term. The glass is recyclable, and the metal cap and glass can be collected separately for recycling.