4 oz Glass Bottles

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Our 4 oz glass bottles are built for businesses that need dependable packaging in bulk — not just a handful of colors, but eight finishes across amber, clear, black, blue, and green, each one food-safe and rated for wholesale volume. Whether you're filling essential oils, tinctures, serums, or aromatherapy blends, this size covers a range of products businesses package every day. We've shipped these bottles to over 5,000 customers since 2018, and every order ships from the US in 3-5 days with a satisfaction guarantee behind it. Available in amber , clear , black , blue , and green , plus frosted options in several of those shades — these bottles work whether you're bottling a single small-batch product or filling a private label order. 4 oz Glass Bottles for Sprayers Pair these bottles with fine mist sprayers or a simple closure (both sold separately) and you've got a toner, facial mist, or room spray ready to fill. Amber and black finishes add UV protection for formulas that break down in light — think vitamin C serums or botanical extracts — while clear and frosted glass let the product itself do the selling on a retail shelf. Already need the sprayer attached? Our 4 oz glass spray bottles come ready to fill. 4 Ounce Bottles for Droppers The Boston round shape on these 4 oz glass bottles is the same style tincture and essential oil brands have used for decades, and there's a reason it stuck: a narrow shoulder that keeps a dropper or orifice reducer steady, and a base wide enough to sit flat on a counter or shelf. Pair with a glass dropper (sold separately) for tinctures, serums, and essential oil blends, or skip a step with our 4 oz dropper bottles , which come with the dropper already fitted. Why Glass Glass doesn't react with what's inside it. No leaching, no flavor transfer, no breakdown from essential oils or high-proof tinctures the way some plastics experience over time — and unlike plastic, glass doesn't absorb odor from a strong formula after repeated refi

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