Empty 150ml Fragrance Reed Diffuser Glass Bottle With Cork

Home fragrance has matured fast—less gimmick, more engineering. This 150 ml form factor hits a sweet spot for boutique hotels and DTC brands that want a steady 6–8 week scent throw without cluttering the shelf. And yes, I’ve handled enough samples to know the annoying part is usually the stopper, not the glass. This one, honestly, surprised me.

What’s driving demand right now

Brands want recyclable glass, consistent diffusion, and customization that doesn’t wreck margins. The Empty 150ml Fragrance Reed Diffuser Glass Bottle With Cork (Litbright, model LB11520) checks those boxes with simple geometry (D≈6 cm, H≈20 cm) and a natural cork that actually seals between fills—small win, big impact.

Item	Specification (≈ values; real-world use may vary)
Brand / Model	litbright / LB11520
Nominal Volume	150 ml (range available 50–350 ml)
Size	D6 cm × H20 cm
Material	Soda-lime glass; wall ≈3–3.5 mm
Stopper	Natural cork, silicone-treated for vapor control
Compatibility	Ethanol, DPM/DPG bases, reed-friendly oils (per IFRA)
Finish/Branding	Clear/frosted, screen print, decal; custom logo from 500 sets
Certifications	MSDS/SDS for fill; REACH/IFRA alignment; ISO 9001 at plant (vendor)
Service Life	≈45–60 days diffusion at 23°C, 50% RH with 6–8 reeds
MOQ / Samples	MOQ 1000 pcs; sample ≈$3/set

How it’s made (short version)

Materials: soda-lime glass batch melted ≈1450°C; formed by mold-blowing; annealed in lehr to relieve stress. Surface options: frosting/etching, UV coating, or decal firing. Corks are graded natural cork, lightly silicone-coated to reduce wicking.

Tests: Thermal shock per EN 1183; drop/packaging per ISTA 1A/3A; chemical compatibility per IFRA + SDS review; glass hydrolytic resistance (ISO 719 guidance). Typical QA data we saw: 98% pass at 1 m drop in ship-ready cartons; leak rate Empty 150ml Fragrance Reed Diffuser Glass Bottle With Cork

Where it’s used

Home fragrance and gift sets (Q4 retail crunch, we’ve all been there).
Hospitality scenting for lobbies and suites.
Interior designers staging model homes—clean lines, no label fuss.

Usage tip: rotate reeds weekly; start with 6, then add to taste. Many customers say 8–10 reeds feel “too much” in small rooms.

Vendor snapshot (why this bottle wins on basics)

Vendor	MOQ	Customization	Lead Time	Unit Price	Certs/Testing
Litbright (this model)	1000 pcs	Logo 500+, packaging/graphics 3000+	≈15–30 days	FOB $0.5–$… depending on finish	MSDS, IFRA alignment, ISTA pack tests
Generic Vendor A	3000 pcs	Limited colors	30–45 days	Low, but add-ons stack	Basic QC, unclear ISTA
Generic Vendor B	1000–2000 pcs	Decent printing	20–35 days	Mid-range	ISO 9001; limited IFRA checks

Customization, logistics, nitty-gritty

Options: clear/frosted colors, engraved logo, gift packaging. Fragrance is buyer-supplied (IFRA-conforming), but Litbright can align labels to CLP/GHS. Payment: L/C, D/A, D/P, T/T. Port: Xingang, China. Supply ability ≈10,000 pcs/month. Samples available (I tried one: no cork creep after 2 weeks on ethanol base).

Origin (factory office): RM 702, Bldg A, Lingshi Comm. Bldg., No.351 Xinhua Road, Shijiazhuang, Hebei, China.

Quick case notes

Boutique hotel group swapped to Empty 150ml Fragrance Reed Diffuser Glass Bottle With Cork; reported 12% fewer leak claims and more consistent guest feedback on scent strength.
DTC brand used frosted finish + black reeds; repeat purchase up slightly, and unboxing photos (UGC) improved—small aesthetics, big word-of-mouth.