60ml Standard-Neck Glass Baby Bottle OEM: Model AB-125B for Wholesale and Private Label

Importers building a newborn glass line usually start with a small capacity, a standard neck that matches their existing collars, and packing that can hang in a pharmacy or supermarket. Model AB-125B is that SKU. It is a 60ml (2 oz) borosilicate glass feeding bottle with a food-grade silicone slow-flow nipple, sold from our Yiwu factory for wholesale and private-label programs. This article walks through the bottle as a buyer would inspect it — body, scale, nipple, and color box — using the same photos as the product page. What the listing actually is The catalog shot is the bottle on the left and the hang-tab color box on the right. The box is printed “STANDARD CALIBER GLASS BOTTLE,” with badges for BPA-free, glass, and 60ml. That is the current retail packing for this SKU — not an OPP bag. If you refill your own brand carton, say so in the RFQ; the bottle and thread stay AB-125B, only the box artwork changes. The body is clear borosilicate glass. Cap, collar, and dome cover on the stock photos are light blue PP. The AppleBear mark is printed on the glass wall. A logo swap or a blank wall for your brand is an OEM print run on the same bottle — it is not a new mold. 60ml, standard neck, readable scale Capacity is 60ml / 2 oz, with an intermediate 30ml / 1 oz mark. That is a newborn / trial-feed size, not a 240ml daytime bottle. If you need a glass size run in one container, pair this SKU with our 120ml and 200ml standard-neck glass bottles — same neck family, different fill lines. The neck is standard caliber (narrow neck), not wide-mouth. Buyers specify this when they already stock standard-neck nipples and collars, or when they want the smaller glass diameter for a 60ml fill. Do not assume a wide-neck teat will screw on. If your market is wide-neck only, this is the wrong SKU; ask for the wide-neck PP or glass line instead. Glass is heavier than PP and needs export packing that accounts for breakage. We confirm inner packing, carton qty, and MOQ on the packing lis