Round Amber Glass Bottle, 2 Dram

Amber glass. Genuine UV filtering, the apothecary standard.

2 dram capacity. The working-blend size.

Secure cap. Travels in pocket or kit.

• Material: amber glass with secure cap
• Capacity: 2 drams (about 1/4 oz, 7.4 ml)
• Sold empty; wash and dry before first fill
• SKU: L2DRA

Amber glass earns its place honestly: the brown tint filters the ultraviolet light that degrades oils, resins, and botanically-derived blends, which is why pharmacy and perfumery standardized on it long before the metaphysical shelf did. At 2 drams the bottle holds a working quantity, a blend mixed for one season's purpose, a decanted portion of a larger oil, a custom anointing mix, and the cap keeps it sound in a pocket, purse, or ritual kit. The bottle preserves the oil and nothing more, as the chemistry itself would tell you; what the oil is for stays the blender's business.

1. Wash and dry fully before the first fill.
2. Blend or decant working oils in 2 dram portions.
3. Label the shoulder; a season's blends multiply quickly.
4. Store capped, cool, and dark for longest keeping.

• Reversible Oil, 4 Dram: the filled shelf beside the empty one.
• Black Cat Oil: another working blend for the kit.
• Red Cotton Bag, 3 x 4 in: carrying for the filled bottle.

Does amber glass really protect oils?

Yes, genuinely: the tint filters ultraviolet light, which degrades oils over time. It is the apothecary trade's standard for that reason.

How much does 2 drams hold?

About a quarter ounce, 7.4 ml: a working blend or a decanted portion, sized for the pocket and the kit.

Is it sold empty?

Yes: an empty vessel with cap, washed and ready for whatever the blender intends.