Johnsen & Jorgensen adds blue glass dropper bottles
For dispensing and dosing pharmaceutical liquids and medicines
The blue dropper bottles are available in 10, 30, 50 and 100ml sizes. The firm also offers frosted glass options.
The droppers are suitable for dispensing and dosing pharmaceutical liquids and medicines, as well as essential and fragrance oils for the aromatherapy market.
The new blue range comes with full dropper bulb assemblies and plugs and can be used with or without tamper-proof screw cap closures.
The range is currently held in stock at the French warehousing facilities of pan-European packaging supplier Pont Europe, with whom Johnsen & Jorgensen merged last year.
Johnsen & Jorgensen says the alliance of the two companies has created new product and market opportunities, underlined by the availability of the blue range.
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