Lotion Bottle Pumps

About

These lotion bottle pumps are built for one job: getting thick liquids out of a bottle without drips, clogs, or wasted product. You'll find them in 18-410, 20-400, 22-400, and 28-400/28-410 neck sizes, covering bottles from 0.5 oz sample vials up to 16 oz retail sizes. Every pump ships wholesale, so whether you're bottling a single new formula or restocking a full product line, the sizing and pricing scale with you. Pumps come in black and white finishes, so you can match them to whatever bottle line you're already running. Dispensing Thick Lotions and Creams Not every pump handles viscosity the same way. The 18-410 and 20-400 treatment pumps are sized for smaller-batch, higher-viscosity products — think facial serums or concentrated treatments in 0.5 to 2 oz bottles. The 28-400 and 28-410 lotion pumps step up for 8 and 16 oz bottles, where you need a wider dip tube to pull a full dose of body lotion or cream on a single press. Both styles are built to dispense pumps for bottles across a range of thicknesses without the pump seizing up or under-dosing. Sized for Every Batch, From Trial Kits to Bulk Production A 0.5 oz treatment pump fits the same sample-size bottles beauty brands use for trial kits and subscription boxes. Scale up to the 28-400 for 8 oz retail bottles, or the 28-410 for 16 oz bulk sizes when you're packaging for spas, salons, or private-label production runs. Because sizing runs consistent across the line, you can standardize on one pump style and just change the neck finish as your bottle sizes change. Why Glass Pairs Well With These Pumps Most of these pumps are sold to pair with glass bottles, and that's not just a packaging preference. Glass doesn't react with essential oils, alcohol-based formulas, or actives the way some plastics can over time — so your formulation stays stable from fill date to last use. It's also fully recyclable, which matters more every year to the end customer opening the box. These pumps work with plastic bottles too, if