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Amber glass pharmacy bottle

Nº D-11763

Supplement capsules, tablets, powdered medicines — wide mouth, knurled screw cap.

Made for: Pharma & supplements.

Sample printed on paper decal 80 gsm, gloss lamination; style: plastic jars, glass jars, bottles (labels).

2 sizes ready, from Ø48 × 72 to Ø55 × 89 mm.

About this mockup

Pharma and supplement bottles: white HDPE, amber plastic or amber glass against light; labels must carry the mandatory information (in Vietnam, Decree 37/2026).

Usually holds
Supplement capsules, tablets, powdered medicines.
Who uses it
Pharmacies, supplement brands, herbal-medicine makers.
Popular in
Vietnam, Japan.
Also searched as
amber glass pharmacy bottle mockup · glass pill bottle · 100 cc amber bottle · supplement glass jar

How to use this mockup

  1. Pick one of the 2 ready sizes (Ø48 × 72 to Ø55 × 89 mm) or type your own size.
  2. Upload your label or artwork.
  3. Turn it in 3D, export a picture or video, or stage a scene.

Trade tips

  • When a label wraps more than half the bottle, its two ends hide at the sides: keep key information away from them.
  • Place a bottle label on the straight part of the body; a flat label wrinkles over the shoulder and neck.
  • Paper labels do not like water: use plastic labels for fridges and bathrooms.
  • Gloss lamination deepens colours but shows fingerprints and glare under shelf lights.

Questions

Is the amber glass pharmacy bottle mockup free?

Yes, commercial use included; Free adds a watermark grid at 1K, Pro exports 4K without it.

Can I use my own size for the amber glass pharmacy bottle?

Yes — 2 sizes from Ø48 × 72 to Ø55 × 89 mm, or type yours.

Can I use the mockup pictures to sell and advertise?

Yes, on every plan including Free: use them on your website, marketplaces, social media and for clients. Pro removes the watermark and exports 4K pictures.

What is the amber glass pharmacy bottle sample printed on?

The sample is paper decal 80 gsm with gloss lamination.

Construction

This family covers HDPE/PET pill bottles, amber glass syrup and pharmacy bottles, snap ampoules, crimp-top vials, effervescent tubes, spray bottles and pens. The printed parts are a small wrap label, a cap seal and the outer carton; many have an induction liner, child-resistant cap or tear-off band. Diameters are tiny (12–40 mm), so labels have to be planned carefully or they flag.

Choosing board and material

Squeezable HDPE sprays and bottles that may get drips need flexible PP or PE film labels; 80 gsm paper labels only suit rigid, dry containers. Amber glass blocks UV for syrups, herbals and light-sensitive tablets; ampoules and vials are usually Type I borosilicate glass. Large milk powder tubs are usually HDPE or composite/tin cans with a foil seal and scoop inside.

Finishing

Pharma labels put legibility ahead of effects: matte lamination or scuff-resistant varnish, and alcohol-resistant inks if the pack is wiped. Premium supplements can take foil and spot UV on the label or carton; when information doesn't fit, use a multi-page booklet (peel-and-read) label.

Preparing the print file

Label height is limited by a short straight body, so set a clear hierarchy: product name and strength largest, then dosage form and pack size, then mandatory text at a readable size. Leave an unprinted panel where the inkjet or hot-foil coder adds lot, manufacture and expiry dates. In Vietnam, health-protection supplements must carry the statement that the product is not a medicine and does not replace medical treatment.

Common mistakes

  • Cramming text onto a 20 mm vial label: type drops below 5 pt and older users can't read the dose.
  • Paper labels on HDPE spray bottles: repeated squeezing wrinkles them and tears the corners.
  • Solid background across the whole label with the date coded on top: the lot number disappears and QC can't read it.
  • Wrapping an ampoule label all the way round or covering the dose window on a pen: users can't inspect the medicine or read the dose.

Questions and answers

What sizes does the wide-mouth amber glass pharmacy bottle come in?

Two sizes, Ø48 × 72 and Ø55 × 89 mm, with a knurled screw cap; they suit capsules, tablets and powders needing light protection and a more premium feel than plastic.

How does amber glass differ from amber plastic for pharmacy bottles?

Glass is gas-tight, inert with essential oils and heavier in the hand, suiting premium and traditional-medicine lines; plastic is light and unbreakable for volume sales.

Why are medicine bottles so often amber?

Amber glass or plastic blocks most UV and blue light, so syrups, essential oils, herbals and light-sensitive tablets don't degrade on the shelf.

What must a supplement label include?

Product name, ingredients and amounts, the registered claim, directions, target users, net quantity, manufacture and expiry dates, responsible company, origin, and the not-a-medicine warning required in Vietnam.

HDPE or PET for pill bottles?

HDPE is opaque, tough, a good moisture barrier and takes induction seals, so it's the standard for tablets; PET is clear and rigid with a nicer look but a weaker moisture barrier, better for sweets, lozenges and products you want to show.

Sizes available

  • Ø48 × 72 mm · 100 ml (3.4 fl oz)
  • Ø55 × 89 mm · 150 ml (5.1 fl oz)

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