Pharmaceutical Bottles: the Container, Not the Medicine
By Joe Joo · 8PCK · Shantou · Updated 26 October 2026
A pharmaceutical bottle is HDPE with a child-resistant closure and a documented specification. We supply the container; the licence holder qualifies the product.
Pharma packaging is a documentation exercise as much as a moulding one: the bottle, the closure and the liner have to be specified and held consistent batch to batch.
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What We Supply and What We Do Not
We mould and supply the container: HDPE bottles, child-resistant closures, induction liners. We do not fill, and we do not issue pharmacopoeia compliance for the finished product.
Container
Bottle, cap, liner — with dimensional specification.
Documents
Resin declaration, dimensional report; the drug qualification stays with the licence holder.
Child-Resistant Closures
A push-and-turn CR cap is the most expensive part on a small pharma bottle, and it has to be tested on the specific bottle rather than supplied loose.
Batch Consistency
Pharma buyers care about dimensional consistency more than colour. Keep the mould, the resin grade and the process window fixed, and say so in writing.
Questions We Get on This
Can you supply pharmaceutical bottles?
Yes, HDPE containers with CR caps and liners; the drug qualification is the licence holder's responsibility.
Do you supply child-resistant caps?
Yes, tested on the bottle.
What sizes?
30–500 ml, most commonly 38-400 neck.
What is the MOQ?
1,000 pcs per colour.
Sizes That Fit This Guide
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Tell us the capacity, the neck and the quantity. You get unit price, lead time and a sample plan — not a catalogue.
Every batch is gauged at the neck and weighed. The documents travel with the shipment.