Can these bottles and droppers be sterilized?
1259894
This is my OPINION:The bottles are glass, so I do not see that there is any issue with sterilizing them. The rubber parts of the dropper, I guess you would have to research what methods of sterilization are acceptable for sterilizing small amounts of rubber. For the most accurate information on sterilizing theses bottles & droppers, I would suggest you contact the company before purchasing.
1010165
No, but you can put the pacifiers inside the bottles and use it like a sterilizing case.
1259828
Barry, I don't see why they wouldn't. I use some of their chemicals undiluted and haven't had any issues. They are thicker than what you would expect and have a nice spot for any MSDS info you might like to add to the bottles in case you have kids or pets around. If there are still doubts, I would email or call CG and see if they can answer directly.
1377684
They're glass, so yes, they're "food grade" although bottles aren't classified as "food grade." I always boil both the bottles and the droppers for a few minutes in water to sterilize them.
281132
Yes they are reusable, but they are not the 'spill proof' kind. You have to remove the cap before you tip the bottle into the dispenser.
983215
Im not entirely sure. My bottle came with the dropper. If travel is your primary concern you could purchase reusable bottles to pour and store it. I really like the empty vials that are used for essential oils.
606162
There is no dropper. The bottle opening is designed, however, to dispense oil drop by drop. I'm not sure if you could use a dropper with it. it would require the removal of the inner plastic part of the bottle opening.
1200955
Yes, you could. I just sterilized them in boiling water as suggested. I used them for limoncellos, which have a high alcohol content and I put them in the freezer. Leave enough headroom for any expansion if you freeze them because some ice will form. Limoncello will not freeze fully with the alcohol. They're great bottles!
427762
These bottles are packaged but not sterilized in our facilities, we suggest that you sterilize them before use.
1687611
I cannot guarantee the sterility after opening but the packages are mylar and can be resealed with heat from a clothing iron or hair straightener just as we do for food storage Mylar bags. Just be sure to squeeze out as much air as possible. I would be very careful of contamination. You may want to purchase a couple of smaller pouches for smaller wounds if you get a chance.
1103
No. There is a plastic insert in the bottle that acts as a "dropper". You would need to buy the the separate bottle with the "eye dropper".
331447
I would not. These are sterile when you first open them. There is no way to sterilize them after that.
1061620
Yes, the sponges are already wet in a sterilized packaging bag. They are safe to use right out of the bag.
1005726
If you mean a removable dropper that you squeeze than no. You can tip them and dispense drops that way.
1062297
Yes. I used boiling-hot water to sterilize both the cap & vial; no problems.
218593
You dont have to sterilize the pump itself, but you do have to sterilize the accessories (flanges, bottles, etc...). I would recommend buying several sets of accessories so you dont have to sterilize after every use.
2238681
They are glass bottles not cans. Yes I don't see why they can't be refrigerated.