Vials are handy for organizing and protecting small amounts of liquids or tiny items. On this page, you’ll find options suited for many tasks.

• Lab and hobby projects: Hold small samples, reagents, or DIY blends.
• Fragrance and oils: Store essential oils or perfume testers in travel-friendly sizes.
• Crafts and collections: Keep beads, glitter, sand, or keepsakes neatly contained.
• Hardware and parts: Sort screws, pins, or electronic components.

If light exposure matters, consider amber glass vials. For everyday storage, screw caps with liners can help reduce leaks, though performance can vary based on how they’re used. Always check material compatibility with your contents before filling and transporting.

A vial is a small container—usually glass or plastic—designed to hold modest volumes of liquids or tiny solids. Capacities often range from 1 mL to 30 mL (and similar dram sizes), making them great for samples and small-item storage.

• Materials: Borosilicate glass for clarity and heat resistance; HDPE plastic for lightweight durability.
• Colors: Clear for visibility; amber to help shield light-sensitive contents.
• Closures: Screw caps (often with liners), crimp tops with stoppers and flip caps, snap tops, or corks for crafts.

Many styles are available for lab, DIY, and organizational tasks. Choosing the right type depends on what you’re storing and how secure a seal you need.

Sure—there’s a wide range here, each suited for different needs:

• Headspace vials: Clear glass vials (commonly 2 mL–20 mL) sealed with stoppers and plastic-aluminum flip caps for tight, analy­tical-style closures.
• Scintillation vials: Often 20 mL, available in borosilicate glass or HDPE with screw caps and liners for sample containment.
• Amber sample vials: 4 mL–10 mL sizes with screw caps to help reduce light exposure.
• Corked craft bottles: Tiny 1–10 mL glass vials for beads, glitter, or keepsakes.
• Plastic mini vials: Small clear 1.5–2 mL tubes with snap or screw tops for parts and lab-style storage.

Review capacity, material, and closure to match your project.

You can browse vials in Industrial & Scientific > Lab Equipment > Glassware and Plasticware > Vials. To narrow choices, use filters (when available) for capacity (mL or drams), material (glass or plastic), color (clear or amber), and closure type (screw, crimp, cork, snap).

• Check product descriptions for dimensions, cap compatibility (e.g., neck finish sizes), and liner details.
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Comparing features side by side can help you find a vial that fits your storage or project needs.

Start with what you plan to store and how secure the seal needs to be.

• Capacity: Pick a size that fits your contents with any needed headspace (common options include 2 mL, 5 mL, 10 mL, 20 mL).
• Material: Borosilicate glass for clarity and temperature resistance; HDPE plastic for lightweight, shatter-resistant handling.
• Closure: Screw caps (often with foam or foil liners) for general storage; crimp top with stopper and flip cap for tighter seals; cork for crafts; snap top for quick access.
• Light sensitivity: Choose amber if contents may be affected by light.

Match the neck finish (e.g., 22-400) to the cap, and test compatibility with your contents when possible.