MOQ
MOQ depends on whether the item is stock, decorated or fully custom. Standard bottles and jars usually allow more flexible quantities, while custom mold and special finishing need higher production minimums.

Use this FAQ to understand the basic order path before requesting a quotation. Final terms depend on the product type, specification, quantity, decoration method and shipment route.
This guide covers
A useful inquiry gives enough detail for Bottlix to recommend the right product route instead of sending a generic price list.
MOQ depends on whether the item is stock, decorated or fully custom. Standard bottles and jars usually allow more flexible quantities, while custom mold and special finishing need higher production minimums.
Stock samples help confirm shape, size, glass color and closure fit. Custom or decorated samples are arranged after the main specification and artwork direction are reviewed.
Lead time is affected by stock availability, mold work, decoration proofing, closure matching, packing material and sample approval. Bottlix confirms a realistic schedule before order confirmation.
Order terms should match the complexity of the project. A simple stock order and a custom decorated launch require different confirmation steps.
Custom options can include mold development, private label decoration, color coating, frosting, screen printing, hot stamping and component matching.
Payment terms are confirmed by order value, production route and trade conditions. Quotations can outline deposit, balance, shipment and document requirements.
Commercial invoice, packing list and shipment details can be prepared according to the shipping route. Additional documents can be reviewed if required by the buyer.
Glass packaging requires packing and inspection planning because the final delivery result depends on much more than the bottle shape.
Packing can include export cartons, dividers, trays, pallet wrapping and carton marking. The method is selected according to glass weight, shape, decoration and shipment route.
Inspection can cover appearance, dimensions, capacity, weight, closure fit, leakage, decoration adhesion, carton condition and pre-shipment readiness.
Samples usually ship by express. Urgent small orders may use air freight. Bulk orders are commonly planned by sea freight for better cost control.
Buyer checklist
A complete first message helps Bottlix respond with more accurate options, lead time and quotation direction.
Product type, filling product and target application
Capacity, glass color and preferred bottle or jar shape
Closure type, pump, dropper, cap, sprayer, cork or liner request
Estimated quantity, trial order plan or bulk order forecast
Decoration requirement, artwork status and finish direction
Destination country, preferred shipping method and document needs
Common questions
Yes. A reference photo, target capacity, closure request and approximate quantity are enough for an initial direction. Final pricing becomes more accurate after specification review.
Yes. Bottlix can review bottles, jars, caps, pumps, droppers, sprayers, corks, liners and related components as one packaging set.
Yes. Stock packaging is suitable for faster sampling and trial orders. Custom projects are used when the brand needs a specific shape, finish, capacity or closure system.
Pre-shipment checks can be arranged for visible quality, quantity, carton condition, packing method, closure fit and shipment readiness.
Send your product type, capacity, closure, quantity, decoration idea and delivery destination. Bottlix can then suggest whether stock supply, sampling or custom development is the better route.
Next step
Send Bottlix your bottle type, capacity, closure, quantity and finish requirement. We can review the project path before quotation.