Listings show capacities ranging from small bottles of about 8–8.5 oz up to larger containers around 33.75–37.25 oz. The results also include mid-size options such as a 20 oz plastic bottle and a 34 oz glass-style bottle.
Listings primarily show two materials: glass (common for reusable swing-top bottles) and PET/polyethylene plastic (used for clear flip-top bottles and multipacks).
Heights in the listings run roughly from about 7.5 inches up to around 12.1 inches, with body diameters typically in the neighborhood of 2 to 3.4 inches, depending on the bottle style and capacity.
Some listings warn that rubber gaskets may not be suitable for certain uses—for example, they may be inappropriate for pure oils or 100% fatty substances, and some gaskets are not recommended for carbonation. PET bottles are also shown as unsuitable for very hot liquids (above 60°C / 140°F) and may be restricted with highly acidic liquids.
Listings that support carbonation highlight thicker, more robust glass construction, secure swing-top closures, and explicit pressure ratings—some examples list bottles rated to withstand pressures up to 4 atm.