Labels on these bottles help you quickly identify their contents. Also known as wash bottles, they dispense at an angle.

Bottles with an NFPA Diamond are labeled with colors, numbers, and abbreviations designed by the National Fire Protection Association to help first responders quickly recognize hazards.

Bottles with a separate nozzle and fill cap help you avoid drips while you refill them. The nozzle is molded into the side of the bottle instead of the cap, so the dispensing tube stays inside the bottle.

Bottles with a vented lid prevent pressure buildup that causes drips.

Bottles with labels that meet GHS standards are clearly marked with their contents and key hazard information, including health risks. The Globally Harmonized System includes pictograms that were designed by the United Nations to clearly identify chemicals as flammable, toxic, corrosive, and more.