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What is here All glass Boston rounds dominate Color is the strength Necks concentrate at 20-400 And 71 of 74 are full case only 20 of 74 are quote only 54 of 74 are flagged available The closure set is large But it is distributed badly References

All glass, mostly boston rounds, and three containers you can buy in less than a case.

What is here

289 rows: 74 containers and 215 closures. 10 to 120 mL with a median of 30, which is the smallest window of any property in this library.

All glass

All 74. No polypropylene, no PET, no HDPE, nothing. Which for an alcohol extract is the correct answer and for a catalog is unusual.

Boston rounds dominate

60 of the 69 bottles, with 4 straight sided jars, 4 glass packer bottles, 2 cylinder bottles, 2 french squares and a handful of singles.

Color is the strength

18 amber, 17 blue and 7 frosted against 20 clear, plus 5 white and a few singles. 42 of 74 offer real light protection, which no other cannabis shelf in this catalog comes close to.

Necks concentrate at 20-400

31 of 74, then 12 at 18DIN, 9 at 24-400, and 4 each at 18-400, 22-400 and 43-400. A narrow-neck shelf, as it should be.

And 71 of 74 are full case only

Three are not. This is the most extreme full-case shelf in the library and it means a first run is a case commitment almost without exception.

20 of 74 are quote only

The price is not published and the order goes through a person. Measured as a snapshot on one day rather than as a trend.

54 of 74 are flagged available

19 are not and 1 has nothing recorded. So the shelf is nearer 54 options than 74 on the day it was measured.

The closure set is large

215 closures against 74 containers, including 102 plain polypropylene lids, 41 dropper assemblies, 20 metal CT caps, 19 child resistant and 14 phenolic.

But it is distributed badly

Which is the orphan necks page: 12 containers with no closure at all, and 38 closures facing 3 containers.

References

The Davis Pack Supply catalog, measured 19 October 2026. 289 rows: 74 containers and 215 closures, the same rows the vape group returns. 10 to 120 mL with a median of 30; 60 over half an ounce, 30 over an ounce, 16 over 4 oz. All 74 are glass and there is no plastic at all. 69 bottles and 5 jars, with 60 of the bottles glass boston rounds. 20 clear, 18 amber, 17 blue, 7 frosted, 5 white, 2 purple, 2 green, 2 red, 1 black. Necks: 31 at 20-400, 12 at 18DIN, 9 at 24-400, 4 each at 18-400, 22-400 and 43-400. Closures: 102 continuous thread polypropylene lids, 41 dropper assemblies, 20 metal or aluminum CT caps, 19 CT CRC, 14 phenolic. Buyability, a snapshot: 54 of 74 available, 19 not, 1 unrecorded; 20 quote only; 71 full case only.

The Davis Pack Supply catalog, measured 19 October 2026. Twelve of the 74 containers in this group carry an 18DIN neck and there are no 18DIN closures on this shelf, so a sixth of it cannot be closed from it. One further container at 43-485 also has no matching closure. In the other direction, 38 closures fit the 3 containers at 38-400, 30 fit the single container at 33-400, and 21 fit the 2 at 24-410.

Written from 27 CFR 17.131 and 17.132 and from the catalog as it stood on 19 October 2026. Part 17 is a drawback provision, a mechanism for recovering federal excise tax on distilled spirits used in nonbeverage products. It is a tax rule rather than a safety or packaging rule, and nothing here states whether any particular product is within its scope. Availability, quote-only and full-case figures are a single snapshot rather than a trend. The twelve 18DIN containers on this shelf have no matching closure on it.