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200ml Dual-Chamber PETG Bottle That Separates Powder From Liquid

This is an empty dual-chamber bottle built to hold two components apart until the moment of use. A PP inner chamber sits inside a clear PETG body and carries the dry component; the liquid fills the surrounding body; a PP outer cap closes the pack. It is available in two capacities.

The PP inner chamber stores the dry or concentrated element separately from the liquid.
Clear PETG body makes the inner chamber and the separation visible.
Printing area allows for a full-wrap graphic plus multi-language directions for a two-part product.
Multiple decoration options allow for branding presentation

PRODUCT DETAILS

Product Name: 200ml Dual-Chamber PETG Bottle That Separates Powder From Liquid
Capacity: 145 + 5 ml, 195 + 5 ml
Material: PETG bottle + PP inner chamber + PP cap
Use: skincare brands
MOQ: 10000pcs

Delivery Packing: Standard export carton packing

Surface Treatment: Silk screen, frosting, electroplating, color coating, 3D printing, hot stamping

Packaging Suggestion:

Buyer and launch context. A skincare brand is launching a three-SKU “fresh actives” line — a B5 barrier serum, a vitamin C brightening treatment, and a peptide scalp tonic. The premise is that each active is at full strength when the customer first mixes it, and the brand’s whole marketing position rests on that claim being visibly true.

Packaging problem. Their first pass used conventional bottles and a preservative-heavy formulation to keep the actives stable in solution. Their formulator flagged the obvious tension: the more stabilizers required to keep the active alive on shelf, the harder it is to make a freshness claim with a straight face. The brand needed the packaging to do the stabilizing work instead of the formula.

Jarsking’s response. We specified the 195+5 ml dual-chamber bottle. The dry active loads into the PP inner chamber; the liquid base fills the PETG body around it; the two meet only when the customer opens the pack. The freshness claim stops being a marketing assertion and becomes a structural fact about the container.

The specific choice shown. Each SKU was specified in a solid color coating — olive, pale mint, coral — rather than a clear body, with the carton printed to the exact same color and carrying the oversized molecular graphic. The three-color system does the shelf work the transparency would otherwise do: the customer identifies the variant by color from a distance, and the printed molecule communicates the active.