GL18 Black Tamper-Evident Child-Resistant Dropper Pipette — Black TPE Bulb, 0.7ml, 78mm Graduated Glass Pipette

The GL18TEBBB0.7GP-78 is the most safety-comprehensive dropper pipette assembly in BlueSky’s GL18 range — combining a child-resistant opening mechanism, an OVII integral tamper-evident ring, and a 78mm graduated glass pipette in a single black PEHD assembly, with a black TPE bulb delivering a 0.7ml dose volume. The graduated glass pipette is the defining feature of this assembly: unlike standard glass pipettes which draw a fixed full-bulb volume, the graduated pipette carries measurement markings along its length — allowing the user to draw and deliver a specific, visually confirmed volume of liquid rather than relying on a full squeeze of the bulb. This makes the GL18TEBBB0.7GP-78 particularly suited to oral liquid preparations, vitamin formulations, and regulated healthcare products where volumetric dosing accuracy and visible dose confirmation are clinically or commercially important.

The OVII tamper-evident ring is moulded as an integral part of the black PEHD cap body, providing clear first-open evidence on initial consumer opening, while the child-resistant mechanism requires a specific combination of actions to open that young children are statistically unlikely to perform successfully. The combination of child resistance, tamper evidence, and graduated precision dosing makes this assembly the appropriate specification for regulated oral liquid preparations, paediatric vitamin formulations, and household healthcare products where all three functions are simultaneously required. The 78mm glass pipette is the longest in the GL18 pipette range reviewed so far, providing the greatest reach across all GL18 bottle volumes. The TPE bulb is appropriate for aqueous and mild formulations — it is not recommended for high-concentration essential oils, aggressive solvents, or high-alcohol preparations, where NBR nitrile bulb assemblies provide superior chemical resistance. Contact BlueSky to confirm stock availability, MOQ, glass pipette grade, tip style, and child-resistant certification status before specifying.