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RO-EOD08
The bottle adopts a gradual black design, which not only increases the visual layer and advanced sense of the bottle, but also makes the bottle show different color effects under different light, which is more attractive.
Item No. | RO-EOD08 |
Product Name | Thick-bottomed gradual black dropper bottle |
Volume | 10ml,20ml,30ml,50ml,100ml |
Color | Customized |
Logo | Customized |
MOQ | 10000pcs |
Lead time | Within 30 days after received deposit |
Usage | Essential oil, essence, stock solution, etc |
Surface Treatment | Painting, Plating, Metalizing, Frosted, Silk-screen printing, Hot-stamping, UV coating.etc |
Essential Oils Bottle:
Advantages: We offer essential oils bottles in various volumes, typically 50ml and 100ml. Our tubes are made from eco-friendly materials such as PET, PETG, PP, and other customized options. They can be used for essential oil, essence, stock solution, and more. As professional manufacturers of essential oils bottles, we have extensive experience in plastic injection OEM and are committed to assisting customers in developing private customized molds tailored to their specific requirements.
Features:
- Custom color injection is available.
- Silk screen printing or hot stamping options are available.
- Various volume options are offered to choose from.
- Free samples can be provided.
FAQ:
Q1: What is the advantage of this product?
A1: The bottom thickening design not only increases the stability of the bottle, preventing it from breaking when accidentally knocked over during use, but also improves the overall texture of the bottle.
Q2: How do you handle defective or broken bottles?
A2: In case of any defective or broken bottles received by you, we will replace them in your next order or as per your requested date.
Q3: What are your shipping terms?
A3: For samples, delivery services such as EMS， FEDEX， DHL， TNT, and UPS can be provided. For large orders, by Sea or Air can be done.
