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Frequently Asked Questions About Glass Jars
Yes, our clear glass jars are 100% recyclable. Glass is one of the most easily and efficiently recyclable materials, which is why we feature a wide array of glass jar choices from Marijuana Packaging. Not only do they look sleek and provide the best longevity for your regulated products, but they are also highly reusable and easy to sanitize. If you are looking for ways to be a more sustainable business, investing in glass jars is a fantastic first step.
The best way to make a glass jar airtight is to pair it with a compatible, airtight lid or by adding a pressure sensitive liner. We offer several varieties of airtight glass jars and lids that can keep product fresh for months. To find compatible lids for the jar you are interested in, please review the “Compatible Products” section or reach out to our customer success team with any questions.
When an airtight glass jar is properly sealed, it can be incredibly odor proof. However, some plastic jars are not as effective at blocking scents. Always remember that anything that comes in contact with the exterior of the container can leave an odor residue unless thoroughly cleaned.
Many airtight glass jars utilize “push down and turn” caps, which were also designed to be child resistant, very similar to a prescription bottle. Press down on the lid with the palm of your hand, then grasp and twist - it should pop right off. There are other airtight glass jar caps, such as wooden lids with suction seals. Those are a bit easier to open and not child resistant; simply pry from the underside of the cap until it pops up and off!
Glass jars are not intended for the initial drying process, however, you can cure regulated products in a glass jar. Once your product is dried and no longer externally moist, it can be transferred to an airtight glass jar to cure. This process typically takes 2 to 8 weeks, during which it should be kept in a cool, dry, dark space (think closets – not attics or basements). The curing process does emit some gasses within the jar. It’s important to remember to release the pressure by opening the container once a day for a few moments before resealing tightly.









































