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Empty Glass Bottle with white Plastic Cap, 10 ml, brown
€ 0.40 incl. VAT
If you want to store your herbs in a more practical, presentable and durable material, glass bottle is the right choice.
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Suggested uses
- Store your herbs or extracts in it – handling the herb is easier. Glass bottle is waterproof and airtight, so your herbs can’t get wet, loose aroma or potency.
- Create a nice present – use glass paint to decorate your bottle, then pour some herbs in it and finish with colorfull gift lace.
- Store anything – glass is very versatile material. You can store almost anything in it, including alcohol tinctures, pharmaceutical gasoline etc.
Dimensions
- Height: 6.4 cm
- Diameter 2.3 cm
- Volume: 10 ml (stores about 6 grams of Rapé)
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