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Two leaves short a component

By Dwight Davis, Founder

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No oral syringe and no bottle adapter in the whole catalog.

An oral liquid compound needs a dosing device

An oral syringe, and usually a press-in bottle adapter so the syringe can draw from the bottle without decanting.

Neither exists in this catalog

Checked catalog-wide. There is no oral dosing syringe and no bottle adapter of any kind.

Which is a component gap, not a bottle gap

The bottles are here: 17 of them on this shelf, including 9 glass boston rounds and 5 glass packer bottles. The dosing system is not.

And 8 containers carry an 18DIN neck

Which is the European dropper finish. The tinctures property measures that our catalog has no 18DIN closure at all, so those 8 cannot be closed from our own shelves.

A suppository is not a container product

It is a molded dosage form, shipped in a shell or a strip which is itself the mold. Nothing in a bottle and jar catalog is one.

So the packaging question for it is a shell and a carton

Secondary packaging, which this catalog does not cover. We sell primary containers.

Which makes the honest count two of four

Ointment jar and topical compound, well. Oral liquid compound, a bottle without a dosing system. Suppository, not at all.

The archetype had no way to say that

It specifies 15 to 250 mL, a wide mouth, plain or child-resistant closures, polypropylene or glass. True of a jar and silent about a suppository shell.

The same shelf serves the cannabis topicals group

Identically, 106 containers and 380 closures. That property measures the missing applicators, which is the same failure in a different category.

And the bottles that are here are not dosing bottles

17 bottles out of 106 containers, including 9 glass boston rounds and 5 glass packer bottles. Good vessels, with no metering and no graduation.

A graduated bottle is a different product

Which we do not stock in this group. For an oral liquid the graduation is usually on the syringe rather than the bottle, and the syringe is the part missing.

Stated at the top of the group

Rather than after a search. Two of four, and the two that work are the two that are jars.

References

The Davis Pack Supply catalog, checked catalog-wide on 19 October 2026. No container or closure in this catalog is supplied sterile or depyrogenated, and we publish no sterilization or depyrogenation data. There is no oral dosing syringe and no bottle adapter anywhere in the catalog. We publish no certificate of analysis, no extractables or leachables data and no methods of testing.
The Davis Pack Supply catalog, measured 19 October 2026. 486 rows: 106 containers and 380 closures, which are the same rows the cannabis topicals group returns. 15 to 237 mL with a median of 118. 60 PP and 46 glass. 84 jars, 17 bottles, 4 tubs and pails, 1 tube. 28 white, 26 clear, 17 natural, 13 black, 12 amber, 6 blue, 4 frosted. Necks: 18 at 70-400, 16 at 89-400, 14 each at 58-400 and 53-400, 8 at 18DIN, 7 at 43-400, 5 unrecorded. Liners on the closures: 119 heat induction seal, 51 F217, 47 pressure sensitive, 33 No Liner, 32 Plastis standard, 30 unrecorded, 27 foam, 25 PE foam, 10 Plastis pasteur, 3 polycone.
Written from 21 CFR 211.94 and from the catalog as it stood on 19 October 2026. Part 211 is current good manufacturing practice for finished pharmaceuticals; compounding under section 503A of the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act carries conditional exemptions from certain requirements including cGMP, and nothing here asserts that 211.94 applies to any particular compounder. Our chemical resistance figures are a five-point rating on a resin family, not a compatibility finding for a formulation. No container in this catalog is supplied sterile or depyrogenated, and we publish no extractables data and no certificate of analysis.