Packaging That Arrives Ready to Use
All concentrate jars are packed in protective thermoformed trays, keeping each jar securely separated during shipping.
This prevents scuffing, scratching, and damage that can occur when jars are packed loosely. The result is cleaner presentation, easier handling, and less time spent sorting or wiping down jars before use.
Choosing the Right Concentrate Jar
Selecting the right concentrate jar comes down to three key factors: size, shape, and glass color. Each plays a role in how your product is stored, displayed, and handled.
Size (5ml vs 9ml)
5ml jars are typically used for smaller quantities or samples, while 9ml jars are the standard for 1g concentrate packaging.
Shape (Round vs Square)
Round jars are the most widely used and offer a traditional, familiar look. Square jars provide a more modern appearance with flat surfaces that make label alignment easier and improve packing efficiency.
Glass Color (Clear vs Black vs White)
Clear glass showcases product quality and color. Black and white glass offer a more discreet, light-resistant option and can create a stronger branded appearance on shelves.
Built for Real-World Packaging Workflows
These jars are selected based on how they perform beyond the shelf—during filling, labeling, storage, and transport.
Consistent dimensions and closure fit ensure compatibility with child-resistant requirements, labeling equipment, and tamper-evident seals. Whether you're hand-filling small batches or scaling production, reliable packaging helps keep operations running smoothly.
From liner performance with sticky concentrates to how jars handle in bulk, every detail matters when it comes to efficiency and presentation.
