Seal Empty Cough Syrup Bottles for Liquid Medicine Packaging

1. Product Introduction

Sealed empty cough syrup bottles for liquid medicine packaging are specialized empty containers with sealing and protective functions, designed specifically for liquid medications like cough syrup. In the field of pharmaceutical packaging, they not only meet basic storage needs but also ensure medication stability and drug safety through strict sealing designs.

2. Medicine Bottle Specification Table

3. Medicine Bottle Application

Although originally designed for cough syrup, their excellent sealing performance and pharmaceutical-grade materials make them widely applicable to other liquid medication packaging:

Oral liquid medications: Cold syrups, antipyretic liquids, expectorant liquids, vitamin oral solutions, etc.

Topical liquid medications: Skin disinfectants (e.g., povidone-iodine in small portable packaging), external TCM liquids (using dark-colored bottles for light protection).

Special-purpose liquids: Pet cough syrups (bottle bodies designed to be bite-resistant, with pet-specific anti-misopening caps), probiotic drops for infants (small-capacity, high-sealing light-proof bottles).

4. Medicine Bottle Features

Safety First: All components in contact with liquid medication have passed pharmaceutical-grade certification, with no odor or migratory substances, avoiding impacts on medication ingredients. They also meet sterility requirements (some bottles undergo ethylene oxide sterilization before leaving the factory).
Strong Sealing: Through multi-layer sealing structures, they effectively block air, moisture, and microorganisms, extending the medication’s shelf life (under unopened conditions, combined with the medication’s own preservative system, the shelf life is usually 1-2 years).
User-Friendly Design: Caps are ergonomically designed for easy opening by adults. Children’s bottles can be equipped with child-resistant caps (requiring a specific twisting method to open) to prevent accidental ingestion by children. Some bottles have graduation marks (e.g., 5ml, 10ml, 15ml) to facilitate accurate dosage measurement by users without additional measuring cups.
High Stability: Plastic bottles are impact-resistant and non-fragile; glass bottles are temperature-resistant (withstanding -20°C to 121°C temperature changes), adapting to different transportation environments (e.g., low-temperature transportation, long-distance vibrations). The bottle material does not react with common cough syrup ingredients (e.g., dextromethorphan, ambroxol, guaifenesin), ensuring stable efficacy.