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Airless Pump Bottles

Small pump bottles that push product up with a rising platform instead of a straw, so no air gets drawn in.

  • 30 mL
  • Airless

Why you’d want it: For creams and serums: every pump is consistent, and the contents never sit exposed to air.

Picking tip: Check the cutaway photo shows a rising platform inside. Without one it's an ordinary pump bottle with a dip tube and the “airless” claim is decoration.

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