Glass Vials

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Wholesale glass vials in 10ml , available in six colors. These small glass vials are built for businesses that need consistent, good-looking packaging — perfumers, skincare brands, aromatherapy makers, and anyone producing at volume. Each vial ships empty so you can pair it with the closure that fits your product. Available in amber , clear , black , blue , green , and frosted . Closures are sold separately — or shop our Roller Bottles collection if you want vials with closures already included. Perfume Vials The 10ml size is the standard for fragrance samples, travel perfumes, and cologne testers. It holds enough product to give customers a genuine experience without the cost of a full bottle. Pair with a dauber cap for oil-based fragrances, or a roller ball for direct-to-skin application. The colored glass options — amber, black, frosted — lend a premium look that matches the price point most fragrance brands are aiming for. Essential Oil Roller Bottles Our 10ml vials work perfectly as essential oil roller bottles when paired with a stainless steel or glass roller ball closure . They're the right size for aromatherapy blends, wellness rollons, and skincare serums. Compact enough for a bag or pocket, durable enough for daily use. These are available in bulk quantities, which makes them practical for brands producing in any volume — from a starter batch of 50 to a production run in the thousands. Why Glass? Glass is chemically inert — it won't react with your formula, leach anything into it, or affect the scent. That matters a lot for fragrance and skincare, where even trace contamination changes the product. It's also non-porous, so it doesn't absorb odors or residue from previous fills. And from a customer's perspective, glass reads as quality. Plastic doesn't do that the same way. For UV-sensitive ingredients — many essential oils, serums, and fragrance oils break down in direct light — amber and colored glass slow that degradation without requiring special stora

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