The list

What we do not say

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Not whether any oil is safe Not dilution Not exposure Not the rest of the substance list Not the test protocols Not whether a product is a cosmetic or a drug And not state law What is here is the packaging consequence Nor the lining of a tin Plus an honest account of a good oil shelf And a clear statement of the gap is part of the offering Those two things are separable References

This is a container catalog. It is not a source of guidance about oils.

Not whether any oil is safe

Nothing on these pages assesses an essential oil, for any route or any population. The one substance named is named because a regulation names it.

Not dilution

Carrier oil is one of this group's leaves and carries twenty-two sub-leaves. How much of what goes into which carrier is not addressed anywhere here.

Not exposure

Dermal, inhaled or ingested. Those are questions for someone qualified and they are outside a packaging page entirely.

Not the rest of the substance list

Only the methyl salicylate paragraph was obtained verbatim. Enumerating the others from memory would be inventing a value.

Not the test protocols

The effectiveness testing in 16 CFR 1700.20 is set out in the pet and veterinary property, which is built on it. Repeating it here would be duplication rather than content.

Not whether a product is a cosmetic or a drug

Which changes the labeling regime entirely. The cannabis topicals property covers the cosmetic side and the hair care property the drug side.

And not state law

Which a national catalog cannot speak to and which differs.

What is here is the packaging consequence

A named threshold, two compliant routes, and a measurement showing that this catalog supplies neither.

Nor the lining of a tin

10 of the containers here are tins and we publish no lining for any of them. For an aggressive oil against bare steel that is a question to ask rather than assume.

Plus an honest account of a good oil shelf

95 glass containers, 43 droppers, 10 tins, a complete roller ball system, and 70 of 140 containers offering some light protection.

And a clear statement of the gap is part of the offering

A buyer who needs a child-resistant closure learns it here in one sentence rather than after a search through 358 closures.

Those two things are separable

Most of what this group covers is outside the threshold, and for that the shelf is one of the better ones in the catalog.

References

The leaves in this group name roughly thirty essential oils, including clove, oregano, thyme, eucalyptus, peppermint and tea tree, and methyl salicylate is not among them. Neither wintergreen nor sweet birch appears as a leaf. Nothing on these pages says whether any of those oils is safe or hazardous: the point is structural, that 16 CFR 1700.14(a) is a list of named substances and a substance not appearing on a list has not thereby been found safe.

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.

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.