Just the Goods offers re-usable bottle pumps to divert non-recyclable waste away from landfills. These pumps are suitable for use with face wash, toner, facial moisturizer, and/or hand and body lotion.
How to use
These bottle pumps can be used with both our 4 oz and 8 oz bottles; however, since Just the Goods' plastic bottles and aluminum bottles are produced by different manufacturers, the required length of pump draw tubes (/"straws") will vary depending on the height of the bottle in question. At present, our 4 oz plastic bottles are taller and more narrow than our 4 oz aluminum bottles and thus require a longer draw tube. Our 8 oz aluminum bottles are taller and more narrow than our 8 oz plastic bottles and thus also require a longer draw tube.
We do our best to trim pump draw tubes to match the bottles in your order. When we're not sure how the pump will be used, we'll ship a full-length pump packaged in a paper bag with a sticker linking to this instructional video so that you may trim it to the length of your desired bottle.
Important safety information
For your safety, when switching to a new bottle, always use re-use pumps with the same formula. In other words, please do not move a pump used with toner into a bottle of facial moisturizer. Likewise, please do not move a pump used with a bottle of toner for oily/combination skin into a bottle of toner for normal/sensitive skin.
Please do NOT wash pumps between use because any water lingering in the pump's trigger and spring mechanism and/or draw tube will cause premature deterioration of the packed skin care product.
Format and materials
Plastic pump apparatus with a metal spring a plastic tube trimmed to fit either Just the Goods' 4 oz or 8 oz plastic or aluminum bottle as selected using the drop down menu. These pumps will not fit Just the Goods' 1 oz bottles.
Pumps are sold individually, not in pairs. This image simply shows two views of the same item.
Appearance may vary.
These pumps are not guaranteed to fit bottles that are not sold by Just the Goods.
