Frequently Asked Questions

Choose the size and format based on the material you are filling, how it will be used, and the closure or dispensing method you need. Smaller 2 ML and 3 ML formats work well for fragrance samples and compact decants, while larger bottles, jars, droppers, diffuser bottles, and storage containers support a wider range of maker and small-batch projects. See our Bottles & Containers collection for current options.

Glass generally offers a more substantial presentation, while plastic is lighter and convenient for small sample formats. The best choice depends on the intended contents, capacity, presentation, compatibility, and handling preferences rather than one material being universally better. Browse the current options in Bottles & Containers.

The main difference is the cap presentation. Choose the finish that best matches your packaging or branding preference, and always check the individual product page for the current size and specifications.

The round 10 ML bottle uses a black plastic press-fit atomizer with a locking ring. Fill the bottle before pressing the atomizer into place. A compatible luer lock syringe and plastic syringe adapter can be used for filling and are sold separately.

A luer lock syringe can be used for controlled liquid transfer in compatible applications. For fragrance decanting, attach a suitable adapter when the bottle or atomizer requires one. The syringe is sold without a needle unless a product page specifically states otherwise.

No. Perfume bottles and atomizer designs vary, so no adapter should be assumed to be universal. The adapters are designed for use with compatible luer lock syringes and suitable bottle or atomizer connections.

Different perfume bottle and atomizer styles can require different transfer methods. The extraction kit includes several tool styles so you have multiple methods available. See current project bundles and starter options in Kits & Education.

Use the method that matches the bottle, closure, fitting, or atomizer you are working with. Some bottles can be handled with a syringe and compatible adapter, while others may call for a funnel, extractor, bulb syringe, or pump adapter. Avoid forcing a tool onto a connection that does not fit.

The assortment can include fragrance oils, fragrance accords, formulation materials, testing supplies, bottles, transfer tools, measuring equipment, and related workspace items. Browse Perfumery for the current selection.

Not necessarily. Many oils, accords, and formulation materials are intended as ingredients or components for making, blending, testing, or scenting projects. Always use the individual product page and supplier-provided directions to determine the intended application, usage guidance, and any restrictions.

Product pages may include supplier-provided guidance when available, but formulation requirements vary by material and end use. Follow the product information, applicable safety documentation, and supplier instructions rather than assuming one usage rate works across every project.

Yes. Decant Supply House also carries supplies for home-fragrance and bath-and-body projects, including items for diffuser making, candle-related workflows, soap making, skin-care formulation, containers, packaging, tools, and related materials. Browse Home Fragrance and Bath & Body.

No. Suitability can vary by product and application. Check the individual product page and supplier guidance for intended uses, restrictions, safety information, and recommended handling before using a material in a finished product.

The right setup depends on the project, but common tools can include scales, measuring tools, lab glassware, mixing tools, transfer equipment, safety supplies, tester strips, and organized storage. Browse Tools & Lab for the current assortment.

Tester strips let you evaluate fragrance without applying it directly to skin. They can also be useful during blending and scent-development workflows. Current options can be found within Decanting Supplies and related collections.

Disposable nitrile gloves are intended for single use and should be discarded after use. Always follow the specific product information and appropriate handling practices for the materials in your project.

PTFE tape is intended for compatible threaded bottle, atomizer, or liquid-transfer fitting areas where thread sealing is needed. It is for threaded connections rather than general exterior packaging.

Electrical tape can be useful for compatible exterior securing or sealing tasks during bottle preparation or packaging. Check the product page for current sizes and options.

No packaging or tape method should be treated as a guarantee against leaking. Proper container selection, correct assembly, compatible sealing methods, and careful packing can help reduce risk, but every closure, material, and shipping situation is different.

The Packaging & Shipping collection includes supplies for protecting, presenting, labeling, and sending orders, such as mailers, labels, inserts, protective fill, presentation materials, and other order-packing essentials as available.

4 × 6 thermal labels are generally intended for package, shipping, order-packing, or packing-slip uses rather than small labels for individual bottles or containers. Check the individual listing for its stated application.

Use appropriately assembled bottles and protective packaging that helps reduce movement, leaking, and breakage risk. Shipping perfume can be subject to carrier rules because fragrance commonly contains alcohol, so always check the current requirements of the carrier and service you plan to use.

Kits can be useful for beginners, makers building a new workflow, or anyone who wants coordinated supplies for a specific project. The assortment can include decanting, perfume-making, soap-making, starter, and educational resources. Browse Kits & Education for current options.

Not always. Contents vary by kit, and some projects can require additional ingredients, tools, containers, or safety equipment. Review the product page for exactly what is included and what may be needed separately.

Check the Compatibility and Pairs With information on the product page when available. Because bottle necks, atomizers, fittings, closures, materials, and project requirements vary, blank or qualified compatibility information is more reliable than assuming universal fit.

Product pages include structured Product Intelligence details when applicable, such as capacity, material, dimensions, closure or connection, compatibility, pack quantity, what is included, instructions, care and handling, and related supplies.

Use the Contact page and include the product, container, material, or task you are trying to work with. More specific information makes it easier to point you toward the most appropriate current option.