The pump dispenser, combined with the 200 ml clear pharmaceutical bottle, forms a practical, everyday solution specifically designed for liquid cosmetics, sanitising solutions, lotions, and hydrosols. It dispenses precisely with one press, closes without dripping, and can be operated with one hand — making it particularly popular on bathroom shelves, on the workbench of makers, and on small-business counters. This 36-piece pack is intended for those who want to offer their own preparations in a user-friendly, practical format.
What is included in the 36-piece pack
The pack contains 36 clear (water-clear) pharmaceutical bottles and 36 pump dispenser heads. Each bottle has a nominal capacity of 200 ml, a height of approximately 180 mm (without the pump; with the pump pressed down, around 210 mm), and a diameter of 60 mm. The empty bottle weighs about 220 g, and the total gross weight of the pack is close to 8.7 kg. The pump head has a threaded connection and can be unscrewed for shipping or locked in the pressed-down position.
Characteristics of clear pharmaceutical glass
Clear apothecary glass is thicker-walled than ordinary cosmetic bottles, making it more stable and durable for long-term use. As glass, it is chemically completely neutral: it does not react with the contents and does not leach plasticisers. The advantage of the clear design is that the user can see how much is left in the bottle — with liquid soap, lotion, or hydrosol, this visual feedback adds a lot to the user experience.
Details of the pump dispenser
With a single press, the pump delivers a calibrated amount of liquid into the hand or palm — typically between 0.7 and 1.2 ml, depending on the pump type and the viscosity of the liquid. The internal dip tube reaches the bottom of the bottle, so the contents can be drawn down to the last ml. The threaded connection of the pump is standard, and turning the cap locks the dispenser for transport. Designed for water-based liquids (toner, hydrosol, liquid soap, lotion) — for thick, cream-like, or highly viscous substances a dedicated lotion pump may be a better choice.
Areas of use
- Bottling homemade facial toner and hydrosol spray in pump format.
- Dispensing liquid soap, hand and body lotion.
- Practical packaging for sanitising solutions and alcoholic hand cleaners.
- Hair care liquids, leave-in conditioners.
- Dispensing liquid household cleaners and concentrates.
Cleaning and maintenance
Before first use, rinse the bottles and pumps with warm water and a neutral dish soap. The pump is most effectively flushed by placing it in a clean container of warm water and pressing several times until water passes through. Thick residue (cream) may clog the pump — 70% alcohol or soaking in warm soapy water dissolves the buildup. The internal spring is metal, so component replaceability is limited after long use.