Nasal Spray Bottle (2 Empty Bottles)

Nasal Spray Bottle (2 Empty Bottles) is a pack of 2 empty nasal spray bottles, the same style of fine-mist pump bottle we use for our own kanna sprays, sold on their own for people who want to make their own saline solution sprays at home. There is nothing in them: no extract, no saline, no preservative. They are a clean, refillable delivery tool and nothing more. We stock them because customers who buy our kanna extracts kept asking for a way to build a spray to their own strength, and a good bottle is the one part of that project you cannot improvise with what is already in the kitchen. Comes with 2 bottles per order, at a price that makes it easy to keep a spare for a second blend, a travel bottle or a fresh vessel when the first one wears out.

At a glance

• Pack of 2 empty fine-mist pump bottles, the style we use for our own kanna sprays
• Nothing inside: no extract, no saline, no preservative
• Each has its own fine-mist pump head, dip tube and protective cap
• Wash by hand only, never a dishwasher or boiling water on the pump
• Pairs with our DIY Nasal Spray Kit or your own supplies
• 2 bottles per order

What's included. You receive 2 empty bottles, each with its own fine-mist pump head, dip tube and protective cap. The bottles arrive unfilled and unprimed. They do not include saline, citric acid, mannitol, kanna extract or measuring tools, so if you want a complete build-it-yourself package our DIY Nasal Spray Kit is the better starting point. These bottles are for people who already have a kit or their own supplies and simply need more vessels, or who want to split one batch of solution across two bottles.

How to fill. Work on a clean surface with washed hands. Unscrew the pump head from the bottle, then pour or pipette your prepared solution into the bottle, leaving a little headspace at the top so the dip tube sits below the liquid line without overflowing when you screw the pump back on. Screw the pump head on firmly, replace the cap, and label the bottle with what is in it and the date you filled it. Before first use, prime the pump by pressing it a few times away from your face until a fine, even mist appears. If you are making a kanna solution, dissolve the extract fully first and let any sediment settle so it does not clog the dip tube or the nozzle. Our DIY Nasal Spray Kit walks through the full recipe, with the nasal solution, citric acid and the rest of the components included.

How to clean. Between fills, take the bottle apart: pump head off, cap off. Rinse the bottle with warm water, then wash it with a drop of mild unscented soap and rinse thoroughly until no suds remain. Pump warm clean water through the pump head several times to flush the dip tube and nozzle, then pump air through it to clear the channel. Let every part air-dry completely on a clean towel before refilling, because trapped water dilutes your next batch and invites growth. Do not use boiling water on the pump mechanism and do not put the parts in a dishwasher. Replace the bottle if the spring loses tension, the mist turns into a stream, or the nozzle stays clogged after cleaning; they are inexpensive, and a tired pump wastes good extract.

Specs. Each bottle is a compact, pocket-sized plastic nasal spray bottle with a screw-on fine-mist pump, a slim nasal tip and a snap-on cap that protects the nozzle in a bag or pocket. The pump is designed to deliver a consistent mist with each full press, which is what makes a nasal format practical in the first place: you get a similar amount every time rather than a guess. The bottle is lightweight, sealed when the cap is on, and sized to fit the volume of solution a DIY kit produces. Because it is a reusable container, handle it like any other kitchen tool: clean it between batches and retire it when it wears.

Common questions

• Do the empty nasal spray bottles come with saline or kanna extract? No, they arrive unfilled and unprimed with nothing inside, so pair them with the DIY Nasal Spray Kit or your own supplies.
• How do I prime a new nasal spray bottle after filling it? Press the pump a few times away from your face until a fine, even mist appears.
• Can the empty nasal spray bottles go in the dishwasher? No, wash them by hand with warm water and a drop of mild unscented soap, never boiling water on the pump, and let every part air-dry fully before refilling.

Pairs well with. The natural partner is our DIY Nasal Spray Kit, which comes with citric acid, nasal solution and the other components needed to turn a kanna extract into a spray. That kit is our suggested pairing, and these extra bottles let you split one kit into two strengths or share a batch with a friend. Any of our kanna extracts works as the active: a high-mesembrine extract for a brighter, more social spray, or a high-mesembrenone extract for a calmer, more body-focused one. If you would rather skip the mixing altogether, our ready-made kanna sprays, such as the MELT high-mesembrenone spray, arrive filled, primed and lab-checked.

A short note. These bottles are plain supplies, not a supplement, and they contain nothing until you fill them. Whatever you put in them, keep the finished spray clearly labeled, keep it out of reach of children, and use your extract at the serving its own listing suggests rather than guessing from the bottle size. Supplied by Healing Herbals, run by a practicing herbalist of 13+ years.