It helps to match the size to what you’re carrying and how often you’ll use it. On this page, you’ll find options from tiny sample vials to larger travel bottles.

• 2–15 ml: Great for perfume, essential oil samples, and quick weekend trips.
• ~8–15 ml atomizers: Handy for daily fragrance touch-ups without bulk.
• ~2 oz (60 ml): Useful for hand sanitizer, lotions, or shampoo in a carry-on.
• 200–500 ml+: Better for at-home kitchen oils, dressings, or bulk refills.

Consider multipacks if you need several scents or products. If you’re flying, it’s advisable to review your airline’s liquid rules and keep bottles in a clear, zip pouch to reduce mess if turbulence occurs.

Both materials can work well, and the best choice depends on how you’ll use them.

• Glass bottles: Often preferred for perfumes and essential oils because they’re sturdy and don’t compress. You’ll see small vials and larger serum-style bottles here. They’re a bit heavier and can break if dropped, so a protective case can be helpful for travel.
• Plastic bottles: Lightweight and squeeze-friendly, making them convenient for hand sanitizer, toiletries, and condiments. They’re easy to toss in a bag and commonly come with flip tops or dropper tips.

Use the site filters to choose material, size, and cap style (dropper, flip-cap, spray) and pick shipping or store pickup for convenience.

Refilling styles vary a bit, so it’s a good idea to check the specific instructions included with your atomizer. Most fall into two common methods:

1. Funnel or dropper fill: Remove the sprayer from the empty atomizer, place the included mini funnel or dropper in the opening, and slowly add your fragrance. Avoid overfilling.
2. Pump-from-spray fill: Some atomizers load from the bottom. Remove the perfume bottle’s cap, align the atomizer’s valve with the perfume nozzle, and pump until you reach your desired level.

After filling, test a few sprays, wipe any residue, and store upright when possible. Many sets here include funnels or pipettes to make transfers easier.

A gentle clean can help you switch products without leftover scent or residue.

1. Empty and disassemble: Pour out remaining liquid and separate droppers, caps, and brushes.
2. Wash: Use warm water and a small amount of mild dish soap. For glass bottles, a bottle brush can help reach corners. For plastic squeeze bottles, lightly squeeze soapy water through the tip.
3. Rinse thoroughly: Repeat until no suds or scent remains.
4. Dry: Air-dry upside down on a clean towel. Ensure caps and droppers are fully dry before reassembly.

Unless a listing specifies otherwise, avoiding boiling or dishwashers for plastic parts can help maintain fit and reduce warping.

Availability can vary, but there are a few ways to get spares:

• Check what’s included: Some sets on this page come with extra pipettes, funnels, or multiple caps in the pack.
• Search accessories: Try searching for caps, pipettes, or droppers by the size and style that matches your bottle (e.g., dropper tip, flip-cap, or spray top).
• Buy an extra multipack: Choosing a value set can provide backups for future refills.

Before purchasing, compare the neck size, cap style, and material with your current bottle to help ensure a compatible fit. You can choose delivery or store pickup for the option that works best.