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What is here By material By format By family By color, and this is a strong axis So 70 of 140 offer some light protection Necks are narrow, as they should be The 15 at 18DIN have no closure in our catalog Closures are droppers and plain lids 99 of 140 are full case only References

5 to 120 mL, median 30. And 95 of 140 are glass.

What is here

498 rows: 140 containers and 358 closures. 5 to 120 mL with a median of 30, which is the smallest window in this library.

By material

95 glass, 35 polypropylene, 9 steel, 1 metal. Glass dominating is correct for a solvent, and the steel is the tins.

By format

79 bottles, 49 jars, 10 tins, 2 tubes. The tins are unusual: almost nothing else in this catalog has them.

By family

63 glass boston rounds, 11 PP single wall jars, 9 double wall round base jars, 9 glass straight sided jars, 9 round tins, 9 double wall straight base jars, 6 glass roller ball bottles, 5 glass low profile jars.

By color, and this is a strong axis

34 clear, 21 amber, 21 white, 19 blue, 11 black, 11 frosted, 8 silver, 8 natural, and single counts of purple, green, red and gold. The widest color range in the catalog.

So 70 of 140 offer some light protection

Amber, blue, black, frosted and silver together. For a light-sensitive product that is a better position than most shelves here.

Necks are narrow, as they should be

31 at 20-400, 15 at 18DIN, 9 at 24-400, 8 at 33-400, with 21 unrecorded which are mostly the tins and jars.

The 15 at 18DIN have no closure in our catalog

Which the tinctures property measures: there is no 18DIN closure anywhere in this catalog. So 15 of these 140 cannot be closed from our own shelves.

Closures are droppers and plain lids

202 continuous thread polypropylene lids, 45 metal CT caps, 43 dropper assemblies, 18 dome lids, 14 phenolic, 7 caps for roller ball bottles, 3 euro droppers, 2 orifice reducers.

99 of 140 are full case only

And 40 are quote only, with 100 flagged available. Measured as a snapshot on one day.

References

The Davis Pack Supply catalog, measured 19 October 2026. 498 rows: 140 containers and 358 closures. 5 to 120 mL with a median of 30, which is the smallest capacity window in this library; 98 over half an ounce, 58 over an ounce, 16 over 4 oz. 95 glass, 35 PP, 9 steel, 1 metal. 79 bottles, 49 jars, 10 tins, 2 tubes. 63 glass boston rounds, 11 PP single wall jars, 9 double wall round base jars, 9 glass straight sided jars, 9 round tins, 9 double wall straight base jars, 6 glass roller ball bottles, 5 glass low profile jars. 34 clear, 21 amber, 21 white, 19 blue, 11 black, 11 frosted, 8 silver, 8 natural. Necks: 31 at 20-400, 21 unrecorded, 15 at 18DIN, 13 at 53-400, 9 at 24-400, 8 at 33-400. Closures: 202 continuous thread polypropylene lids, 45 metal or aluminum CT caps, 43 dropper assemblies, 18 dome lids, 14 phenolic, 7 sealing discs, 7 caps for glass roller ball bottles, 3 euro droppers, 2 orifice reducers. Buyability, a snapshot: 100 of 140 available, 37 not, 3 unrecorded; 40 quote only; 99 of 140 full case only.

The Davis Pack Supply catalog, measured 19 October 2026. None of the 358 closures indexed to this group is child resistant, and a catalog-wide check finds no aerosol or pressurized spray container of any kind. So neither of the two routes in 16 CFR 1700.14(a)(3) can be taken with anything on this shelf.

Written from 16 CFR 1700.14 and 1700.15 and from the catalog as it stood on 19 October 2026. Nothing on these pages says whether any essential oil is safe or hazardous, and nothing addresses dilution, exposure or use. The paragraph quoted here names methyl salicylate at a 5 percent by weight threshold; the other substances in 16 CFR 1700.14(a) are not enumerated here and absence from a list is not a safety finding. This shelf holds no child-resistant closure and the catalog holds no pressurized spray container, so neither of the two compliant routes in that paragraph is available from it.