Pipette guide

Find the right pipette for your product

The right pipette influences dosing, user experience, and brand presentation.

First things first

Anatomy of a pipette

A pipette has several parts. These parts shape its appearance, ensure compatibility, and influence how it dispenses liquids.

Let's start from the top

Choose the right bulb

The material of the bulb affects its feel, compatibility, and performance. The size of the bulb determines the dosage, with larger bulbs holding more. The bulb comes in various sizes, such as 0.4 ml, 0.7 ml, and 1.0 ml, which shows how much liquid it can hold when squeezed.

NBR

NBR (Nitrile Butadiene Rubber) is ideal for oil-based products and those with high acidity. It resists oils and tough ingredients well. This makes NBR a great choice for demanding dropper bulb materials.

TPE

TPE (Thermoplastic Elastomer) combines flexibility with a soft, comfortable feel, making it a popular choice for cosmetic, wellness, and natural product packaging. It is compatible with low-acid and alcohol-based formulations and provides reliable performance for everyday use.

TPE special

TPE Special offers enhanced durability and chemical resistance compared to standard TPE, while maintaining a soft-touch feel. It bridges the gap between TPE and NBR, making it ideal for more demanding formulations.

Next up

Choosing the right cap

The cap plays an important role in both the appearance and functionality of the pipette. Miron offers a wide range of cap options, from classic ribbed to premium cosmetic dispensers. This allows you to select the ideal combination of aesthetics, user experience, and compatibility with your chosen bottle.

Pipettes for dropper bottles


Thread: DIN18
Features: Tamper-evident

A traditional ribbed closure with a timeless appearance and a visible tamper-evident ring, combining familiarity and reassurance. The textured design provides additional grip while maintaining a versatile look suitable for a wide range of products.


Thread: DIN18
Features: Tamper-evident

A ribbed closure with a stepped profile that creates a more distinctive appearance while maintaining the familiar functionality of a classic cap.


Thread: DIN18
Features: Tamper-evident

A smooth matte closure that gives DIN18 dropper bottles a softer, more understated appearance. Its clean design is well suited to brands seeking a contemporary cosmetic look.


Thread: DIN18
Features: Tamper-evident

A smooth glossy closure that creates a polished and more pronounced cosmetic appearance. The reflective finish adds visual contrast while maintaining a streamlined design.


Thread: DIN18
Features: Child-resistant, tamper-evident

Designed with an additional safety mechanism that requires the closure to be pushed down and turned before opening. This helps reduce the risk of unintended access to the contents while maintaining a familiar pipette format.

Pipettes for cosmetic bottles


Thread: 18/415, 24/410
Features: Push-button dispensing

A dispensing system that uses an integrated push-button mechanism instead of a traditional squeeze bulb. The result is a distinctive user experience and a refined appearance.


Thread: 18/400, 18/415, 20/410, 22/410, 24/410

A classic cosmetic pipette available in a variety decoration options. Depending on the selected configuration, closures may feature a PP construction or an aluminum shell with a PP inner component.

Next up

Choose the right tube

Tube lengths

The glass tube is key to the dispensing experience. You can choose from different lengths to fit various bottle sizes. This makes it easy to access the product. Choosing the right tube length supports consistent dispensing and maximizes product accessibility.

When you select a bottle, compatible closure options are shown automatically for the right fit.

Graduated tube

For precise dosing, use glass tubes with a conical tip. They can have graduation markings to provide a visual volume reference. This design is ideal for products given in milliliters, not drops.

Tip options


Designed for controlled drop-by-drop dispensing. The angled tip also makes it easier to access liquid near the bottom edges of the bottle, helping reduce product waste and improve usability.


Designed for precise drop-by-drop dispensing. The straight tip offers greater control when applying liquid to a specific area or target location.


Ideal for formulations that are measured in milliliters rather than individual drops. Available with optional graduation markings on the glass tube for more accurate and consistent dosing.

Personal support

Need help finding the right pipette?

Every formulation is different. Our specialists can help you compare materials, dispensing options, and compatibility requirements so you can select the most suitable solution with confidence.