100ml PET Bottle with Lid

Because PET containers are lightweight, durable and shatterproof, they’re a great solution for an assortment of products, both water-based and dry. This includes supplements and cosmetics (lotions, powders, pills, shampoos) and food products (spices, flour, sauces, etc.). Please make sure to test the container with your product as usage is case-sensitive.

Absolutely. Crafted from Polyethylene Terephthalate, PET containers are 100% recyclable plastic. They are also sturdy enough to be reused multiple times for purposes other than the original.

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and the European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) recognise PET plastic as safe for food packaging. It’s best to keep your PET containers in a cool and dry place away from direct sunlight.

Yes, but while PET plastic is impervious, not all types of caps for your container will provide a watertight seal. For liquids and water-based products, you might want to use EPE or induction liners rather than unlined caps or caps with pressure-sensitive (PS 22) liners.

The pressure-sensitive liner is typically perfect for dry or solid products: spices, powders, pills, etc. The PS 22 will maintain your dry product moisture-free but might not keep your liquids from leaking out. This liner is not waterproof because it needs a dry land area on the bottle to create a seal.

This budget-friendly liner serves as a leakproof barrier. While the EPE is a general-purpose cap liner, its true calling is liquids and water-based supplements, like lotions. If you’re looking for an airtight seal, use the induction liner rather than the EPE.

The induction liner provides the most protection to your products. Attached to the container by a heat induction sealing machine, the liner creates a tamper-evident seal. It is hermetic, airtight, and impossible to reseal once opened. This liner is perfect for storing pharmaceuticals, personal care products and edible substances. You can leave your induction seal plain or have it printed with a custom message, like "sealed for your protection."

If you’re looking for a child-resistant cap (CRC), the pharmacy cap should be your choice. The user must push it down and twist to open, which makes it challenging for a child. Since this cap type is required for certain over-the-counter drugs, it is generally a good enough seal to protect from external contamination.