Industries We Serve
Essential oil, skincare, perfume, aromatherapy, CBD, pharmaceutical and household brands — and how we specify glass for each one.
What changes from one industry to the next
The bottle shape is the easy part. These are the specification decisions that actually matter per sector.
Essential oil & aromatherapy
Light protection is the whole game. We default to amber or cobalt glass and confirm transmission below 450nm, then match the dropper to your oil viscosity — a 0.7ml glass pipette for thin citrus oils, an orifice reducer for heavy resins.
Skincare & cosmetics
Fill-line compatibility drives the choice. Neck finish, wall thickness and cap torque all have to suit your filling equipment, so we ask for those numbers before quoting. Heavy-bottom and square-shoulder formats are the most requested.
Perfume & fragrance
Weight, crimp tolerance and decoration quality decide whether a flacon reads as luxury. A fully decorated sample is pressed — sprayed, metallised and assembled — so the finish is approved on glass rather than on a colour swatch.
CBD, hemp & nutraceutical
Amber Boston rounds with droppers remain standard, but the paperwork matters more: child-resistant closures, induction seals and heavy-metal screening reports are usually requested before a first order.
Pharmaceutical & nutraceutical
Hydrolytic resistance is the specification to confirm, so Type III glass is verified to USP <660> and Type I borosilicate is available where the formula demands it. Graduations can be printed or etched.
Food, beverage & household
Volume and cost efficiency dominate. Stock Boston rounds and swing-top formats keep tooling at zero, and we size cartons to the pack to cut freight cost per unit rather than per pallet.
Where our containers land
We ship to more than 60 countries. The three markets below account for most of our volume, and each has its own compliance habits.
Tell us your sector and specification
Send your specification and we will come back with pricing, tooling status and lead time within one business day.