As we all know, both spray bottles and aerosol cans can spray liquids by pressing the pump head. They also play an important role in pharmaceutical products. So what are the differences between them? As a pharmaceutical manufacturer, how should you choose the right packaging? This article will discuss the working principles and advantages.
- Manual Delivery: Spray bottles utilize a pump mechanism, allowing users to control the dispensing amount. This is ideal for applying topical medications or disinfectants.
- Refillable: They can be easily refilled with different solutions, making them cost-effective and environmentally friendly.
- Non-pressurized: They do not contain propellants, avoiding risks associated with high-pressure systems, such as explosion or leakage.
- Pressurized System: Aerosol cans use compressed gas or propellants to dispense products in a fine mist, ensuring an even and consistent application, which can be crucial for respiratory treatments.
- Long Shelf Life: The sealed environment in aerosol cans helps preserve contents longer, making them suitable for sterile medical products.
- Precision: They can deliver medications in minimal, targeted doses, which is important for certain inhaled medications.
In summary, the choice between spray bottles and aerosol cans in medical use depends on the specific application, desired delivery method, and product characteristics.
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