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What is here By material By format By size Which is below the archetype window The glass Boston round is the clinic bottle The packer bottle is the cleaning bottle White is the majority color And 75 amber for light sensitivity How to shop it References

186 HDPE and 103 glass. Two materials for two halves.

What is here

1,031 rows: 505 containers and 526 closures. 5 mL to 7,571 mL with a median of 237.

By material

186 HDPE, 185 PET, 103 glass and 31 PP. The HDPE and PET serve the cleaning half; the glass serves compounding and anything uncertain.

By format

435 bottles, 42 jars, 23 tubs and pails, 3 jugs and 2 tubes. Overwhelmingly a bottle shelf, which fits five of the six leaves.

By size

80 containers at 30 mL or under, 184 at 120 or under, 334 at a pint or under and 434 at a quart or under. The small end is the dispensing end and it is a sixth of the shelf.

Which is below the archetype window

home-spray starts at 350 mL. The dispensing and compounding leaves work at 30 and 120, and the shelf has them anyway, which is the pipeline doing better than its own rule.

The glass Boston round is the clinic bottle

77 of them. Inert, available small, takes a dropper or a child resistant closure, and inspectable, which matters when you are looking at a suspension.

The packer bottle is the cleaning bottle

72 in PET and 51 in HDPE. Straight wall, good label panel, stable, and the right neck sizes for a trigger sprayer.

White is the majority color

163 white against 92 clear. White hides a product and takes a label well; clear lets a client see how much is left, which matters for a dispensed course.

And 75 amber for light sensitivity

Which the archetype does not ask for, because home-spray is not light sensitive. The compounding leaf is, and the amber is there for it.

How to shop it

Which half you are in. For the clinic, glass and a tested closure. For cleaning, HDPE or PET and a sprayer, with the liner specified in both cases.

References

The Davis Pack Supply catalog, measured 18 October 2026. The pet and veterinary cleaning and clinic shelf is 1,031 rows: 505 containers and 526 closures. 5 mL to 7,571 mL with a median of 237; 80 containers at 30 mL or under, 184 at 120 or under, 334 at a pint or under, 434 at a quart or under. 186 HDPE, 185 PET, 103 glass, 31 PP. 435 bottles, 42 jars, 23 tubs and pails, 3 jugs, 2 tubes. 163 white, 92 clear, 75 amber, 70 natural. Closures: 292 continuous thread, 44 child resistant, 32 dropper assemblies, 27 spouted, 19 flip top, 19 trigger sprayers, 15 dome lids, 14 phenolic, 14 fine mist sprayers, 13 round tubs, 8 specialty, 7 buttress.

The archetype behind this shelf is home-spray: 350 to 1,000 mL, narrow mouth, trigger sprayer, PET and HDPE, cold fill, thin, aqueous, sprayed, with child resistance recorded as not required. Its stated reason is "cleaning spray, trigger sprayer, lockable, chemical resistant". All six leaves sit on it, including the three clinic leaves where child resistance is the central question.

Written from 16 CFR 1700.14, 1700.15 and 1700.20, and from the catalog as it stood on 18 October 2026. Whether a package system is compliant special packaging is a test result on that container, that closure and that product, held by whoever ran the test. State pharmacy rules for veterinary dispensing exist, vary, and are not summarized here.