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E-liquid is sold in bottles from 10 ml to 120 ml and in dozens of flavors, and e-liquid boxes keep that range organized on the shelf. Boxify Now makes tuck cartons, multi-bottle packs and counter displays sized to your bottles. Manufacturers and vape shops buy e-liquid boxes for single bottles and sample sets. Custom printed e-liquid boxes use PMS inks for consistent flavor colors, plus foil, spot UV and matte or gloss lamination. Order wholesale e-liquid boxes with your logo and get free design support, a digital proof and free shipping. Buy now or request a quote.
E-liquid boxes are printed paperboard cartons that hold bottles of e-liquid, from single 10 ml bottles to multi-bottle sample packs. They stop bottles tipping and scuffing in transit, give each flavor a consistent face on the shelf and provide space for the product details and warning text a bottle label has little room for. Most are tall tuck end cartons sized to one bottle.
E-liquid boxes are made for any bottle, and the common sizes are 10 ml, 30 ml, 60 ml, 100 ml and 120 ml. Volume alone does not give you the carton size, because the same volume comes in very different bottle shapes.
Slim squeeze bottles with a long nozzle are tall and narrow, so their cartons have narrow faces and a small footprint. Short, wide squeeze bottles need a squarer carton that is harder to tip over. Glass bottles with a dropper cap are heavier and need a little more height for the bulb. Measure the bottle you use with its cap on: the diameter at the widest point and the full height. Those two numbers, plus a small clearance, define the box.
Treat the range as one design with interchangeable parts, not as a series of separate boxes. A line with twenty flavors in two bottle sizes is forty cartons, and it only stays manageable if the structure and layout are fixed.
Choose flavor names and artwork with an adult buyer in mind. Plain, descriptive names and restrained graphics suit a product sold only to adults.
They use a single carton with a divider so each bottle stands in its own cell. A three-bottle pack of 10 ml bottles is a common format for sampler sets, and a row layout shows all three caps when the lid is lifted.
The divider can be a simple paperboard partition or a platform with die-cut holes that grip each bottle around the body. Holes hold better when the pack will be shipped. Decide whether the bottles should be visible through a window, because that fixes their order and orientation in the pack. If the set mixes bottle sizes, the insert is cut with a different hole for each.
It goes where your regulations say, and it should be placed on the dieline before anything else. In many markets the warning statement has a set size and position on the main panels, which leaves less room for branding than a first sketch assumes. Starting with those blocks avoids a redesign later.
The brand is responsible for making sure its labeling and any child-resistant packaging meet the regulations where the product is sold, and Boxify Now prints the content the buyer approves. Reserve a small area for batch and date codes as well, away from foil and spot UV, and keep ingredient lists and company details on the side or back panels.
SBS paperboard is the usual board, chosen for its smooth white surface and clean folds on narrow cartons. Kraft is available for a plainer look, and E-flute corrugated or rigid chipboard for mailers and gift sets.
We print in CMYK and PMS, outside and inside. Gloss lamination makes saturated colors look vivid, while matte lamination or soft-touch gives a quieter surface. Aqueous coating is a light alternative. Spot UV, foil stamping, embossing and debossing work on the logo or flavor name. The inside of the carton is a neat place for a pattern or a short brand note.
Most problems with e-liquid cartons come from a handful of avoidable details. Check that the nozzle or dropper does not press against the top flap, since a carton that is a fraction too short bulges and will not stack. Keep the barcode on one flat panel in dark ink on a light background, and never across a fold. Leave the glue flap and tuck flaps free of important artwork. If two flavors have similar accent colors, separate them further before printing, because shop lighting makes close shades harder to tell apart than a screen does.
Plan the route to the shelf as part of the order. Single cartons usually travel in a printed counter tray of ten or twelve, and display boxes can be sized to your cartons so one flavor fills one tray. Trays then pack into corrugated shipping boxes for distribution.
Get the arithmetic right early: carton size sets tray size, and tray size sets case size. A change of a sixteenth of an inch in the carton multiplies across a tray and can stop it fitting the case. Finalize the bottle, then the carton, then everything around it.
Custom e-liquid boxes are made to your bottle dimensions with custom inserts and dividers. Free design support helps with multi-flavor ranges, and there are no die or plate charges. You approve a digital proof and 3D mockup before production. Low minimums make it practical to add a flavor, and shipping is free. Your quote will confirm delivery details for your location and the timeline. Cartons ship flat where the style allows. Artwork is accepted as PDF, AI or EPS at 300 DPI in CMYK.
Send us your bottle sizes and your flavor list, and we will quote printed e-liquid boxes for the full range. Buy now or request a quote.
Any size. The most common are 10 ml, 30 ml, 60 ml, 100 ml and 120 ml, in slim or wide squeeze bottles and glass dropper bottles. Each box is cut to the diameter and height of the bottle you actually use.
With the cap on, measure the diameter at the widest point and the total height to the top of the cap or dropper bulb. Add a small clearance to each. If your supplier provides a specification sheet, send that as well.
Yes. Flavors that share a bottle share a dieline, so each one is an artwork version of the same carton. List every flavor and its quantity in your quote request, and keep the layout identical so only names and accent colors change.
A PMS ink is mixed to a fixed formula, so a flavor’s accent color prints the same on every run and every bottle size. CMYK builds can drift slightly, and the difference is noticeable when cartons from separate runs sit together.
Yes. Multi-bottle packs use a wider carton with a paperboard divider or a platform with die-cut holes that hold each bottle upright. Tell us the bottle size, the number of bottles and whether you want them in a row or a block.
Usually not, if the carton is cut close to the bottle. An insert helps when the carton is intentionally wider than the bottle, or when a narrow bottle shares a pack with others and needs holding upright.
Mostly SBS paperboard, which prints sharply and folds accurately on narrow cartons. Kraft paperboard is an option for a plain look. Rigid chipboard is used for gift sets, and E-flute corrugated for mailers and shipping trays.
Gloss lamination makes bright colors look more saturated and wipes clean easily. Matte lamination and soft-touch look calmer and reduce glare under shop lighting. Many brands choose matte with spot UV on the logo to get some of both.
Yes. A die-cut window, left open or covered with clear PET window film, can show the bottle label or the color of the liquid. Place it so it does not reduce the space your warning text and product details need.
The carton is outer packaging, and we make no child-resistance claim for it. Bottles in this category normally carry their own child-resistant caps. If your market expects something specific from the outer pack, tell us what is needed when you ask for a quote.
Yes. Counter display trays can be sized to hold a set number of your cartons and printed to match. Finalize the carton dimensions first, since the tray is drawn around them and a small change affects the fit.
Minimums are low. How quantities can be split across flavor versions depends on the size and style, so include your flavor list in the quote request and the options will be set out for you.
The timeline is confirmed on your quote. Multi-version orders take some organizing, so having every flavor’s artwork final and consistently named before proofing is the best way to avoid delays on your side.
Shipping is free, and your quote will confirm delivery details for your location. Tuck cartons and trays ship flat where the style allows, so they store compactly until you are ready to fill and pack.
Send artwork as PDF, AI or EPS at 300 DPI in CMYK, or use our free design support. You then receive a digital proof and 3D mockup for approval. Check every flavor version separately, including names, volumes and warning panels.
