Sizes & dimensions
Capacity names do not tell you the bottle height or neck. Read the label and the drawing together.

Start with the bottle styles below, or go directly to the part of the selection you need to resolve.
Capacity names do not tell you the bottle height or neck. Read the label and the drawing together.

Compare amber, clear, black and white references, then separate bottle colour from surface treatment.

Compare the parts in a cap, pump, dropper or spray request and the checks each pairing needs.

Turn the chosen direction into separate quantity lines, sample checks and a quotation scope.
Photos and illustrations explain selection topics; they do not identify available models.
Browse seven bottle styles, compare the pictured components and open a detail page to build your request.
7 bottle styles

Design visualization
Clear glass appearance · black screw cap
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Design visualization
Amber glass appearance · black screw cap
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Design visualization
Amber appearance · black dropper assembly
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Design visualization
Clear appearance · black sprayer & overcap
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Supplied photographs
Black, amber & white · contrasting pump finishes
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Supplied photographs
Black bottle & pump · two photographed proportions
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Supplied photographs
White bodies · white & black pump references
View style & detailsClear a filter to browse the other references, or describe this combination in your purchase brief.
Enter the original unit. Your request carries into the style details and purchase brief.
Styles are visual references. Actual models, dimensions and supply are confirmed against your request.
A 500 mL fill target and a “16 oz bottle” request can lead to different choices. Compare the volume before choosing the bottle.

Rounded volume conversions · NIST reference. Confirm whether an “oz” requirement means US or Imperial fluid ounces.
Start with what you want customers to see: the contents, the bottle colour or the artwork. Use the sample checks below to narrow your choice.
| Colour reference | Start here when… | Compare on the sample |
|---|---|---|
Clear | You want the colour and level of the contents to stay visible. | Compare the bottle empty and filled. Check that the front and back labels remain legible against the contents. |
Amber / brown | You want a warm brown bottle to be part of the brand colour palette. | Compare the shade with your label and closure. If light protection is required, request test data for the exact bottle. |
Black | You want a dark background for contrasting artwork. | Review light-coloured artwork on the actual surface. Compare matte or glossy appearance and the pump or cap finish. |
White | You want a light background for coloured or dark artwork. | Compare the body, label and closure together. Check whether their shades of white work together under the same light. |
“Black” does not specify matte or glossy. Compare the sheen, label edge and printed artwork on the finish you want.
Example request
Black bottle · matte surface · white label · black pump.
Use this to describe a direction; confirm the process and components on the proposed sample.
Use these references if a photograph describes your target better than a colour name.

Styling illustration · Size not specified
A clear-bottle direction with a dark cap. Capacity, neck and supplied components are not specified.

Supplied photograph · 500 mL
Supplied photograph of black, amber and white bottle appearances with different pump finishes. The 500 mL note belongs to this photo reference; no Boston model or component pairing is confirmed.

Supplied photograph · 250 mL, 500 mL
Two black bottle sizes, recorded as 250 and 500 mL in the photo catalogue. Pump material and model fit require confirmation.

Supplied photograph · 250 mL, 500 mL
White bottle bodies with contrasting pump looks. Photo records describe 250 and 500 mL; dimensions and supply remain to be confirmed.
Start with the action, then test the assembly with your formula. Thickness and the amount needed per use affect the choice.
Choose this when the user pours from the bottle; the cap does not measure a portion.
Sample check: Check pouring control and the cap’s seal with the filled bottle.
A starting choice for one-handed soap or lotion dispensing.
Sample check: Compare output per full stroke, how many presses start the flow, and whether the pump locks for transport.
Consider this for targeted application of serum or face oil.
Sample check: Check draw-up, release and pipette reach. For a measured mL amount, specify a graduated pipette and validate delivery.
Consider this when the user wants coverage across a surface.
Sample check: Test the spray pattern and output with your formula; check for a jet, clogging or drips.
The bottle cap is included in our quote. Name any pump, dropper or sprayer separately so its cost and included parts are clear.
Compare the complete dispensing assembliesChoose “Bottle only” if you plan to use your own component; check its fit on a sample.

Use these terms to decide your quantity, sample plan and schedule.
Confirm how different sizes, colours or artwork versions count toward the minimum before splitting your order.
Plan quantities by styleReady to check a sample or get a quote?
Include the bottle reference, capacity, closure, quantity per style and delivery destination.
Clearing these choices keeps existing purchase lines.
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500 pieces per style. Free samples with a 7-day sample lead time. Production takes about 30 days. Confirm freight and transit for your destination.
Saved bottle choices, photo references and purchase lines are included in your inquiry draft.