Fillmore Container: One-Stop Small-Order Packaging for U.S. Makers

Fillmore Container helps startups, small businesses, and creators get to market faster with no minimum order quantities and same-day shipping on most in-stock items. Whether you need one bottle to validate fit and finish or a few hundred to fulfill a surge, our model reduces inventory risk, speeds iteration, and keeps cash flow healthy.

Why Small Orders Choose Fillmore

• No MOQ: Buy exactly what you need—even a single piece—so you avoid overbuying and idle inventory.
• Same-Day Shipping: 95% of in-stock orders placed by 4:00 p.m. Eastern ship the same day, helping you hit tight launch and fulfillment timelines.
• Free Samples Program: First 3 samples free (you only pay a low flat shipping fee). Validate material, neck finish compatibility, and aesthetics before you commit.
• Packaging Advisor Support: Talk through materials, closures, and compliance questions with experienced advisors at no charge.
• Transparent Tiered Pricing: Real-time stock and price breaks displayed online—no waiting for quotes or emails.

Note: Availability, pricing, and promotions can change; check the website at checkout for current details.

Fillmore Container Discount Code & Coupon Guide

We occasionally run promos on select categories and seasonal items. Here’s how to find and apply savings responsibly:

• Newsletter Sign-Up: Join our email list to receive limited-time Fillmore Container coupon code offers, early access to new SKUs, and sample program reminders.
• Site Banners & Cart Messages: Look for a Fillmore Container discount code on homepage banners or in-cart notices during promotional windows.
• Tiered Price Breaks: Even without a code, mixed-SKU orders often qualify for quantity break pricing—buy the exact quantities you need across variations.
• Sample-First Strategy: Use the free samples program to avoid costly mis-buys; small testing beats big markdowns later.
• How to Apply: Enter your code in the coupon field at checkout; confirm eligibility on the order summary before submitting.

Typical coupon terms: one code per order; cannot be combined with other offers; exclusions may apply (e.g., certain brands, already discounted items); limited time only.

If you don’t see an active code, the best way to save is to order only what you need, leverage price breaks, choose economical ground shipping, and iterate with samples to prevent returns and waste.

Total Cost of Ownership (TCO): Why No-MOQ Can Be Cheaper Overall

Don’t judge by unit price alone. Consider TCO: purchase cost + freight + inventory carrying cost + stockout risk + testing and time costs. Small businesses often save more by avoiding excess inventory than by chasing bulk discounts.

• Inventory Carrying Costs: Extra units tie up cash, require storage, and risk obsolescence. Buying precisely what you need reduces holding costs.
• Lead Time Matters: Same-day shipping shortens lead times, lowers safety stock, and reduces stockouts—especially during seasonal spikes.
• Mixing Strategies: Many brands use Fillmore to test and iterate, then move stable, high-volume SKUs to bulk channels. For seasonal and limited runs, Fillmore remains the go-to for agility.

How to Measure a Poster (Printing & Packaging)

Correct measurements prevent damage, ensure accurate printing, and help you choose the right packaging. Here’s a practical guide:

1) Flat Posters (Unframed)

• Measure Width × Height: Use a rigid ruler or tape; record to the nearest 1/8 inch (or 2–3 mm).
• Add Print Bleed: If you’re printing, add 0.125–0.25 inch bleed on all sides to prevent white edges after trimming.
• Common U.S. Poster Sizes: 11 × 17 in (Tabloid), 18 × 24 in, 24 × 36 in. Custom sizes should round up slightly for packaging clearance.
• Packaging Tip: If shipping flat, select a rigid mailer or corrugated shipper that provides at least 0.5–1 inch of cushioning beyond the poster edges.

2) Rolled Posters

• Measure Length (L): The long dimension of the poster.
• Measure Rolled Diameter (D): Roll loosely with protective tissue; measure the outer diameter.
• Tube Selection: Choose a mailing tube with inside diameter ≥ D + 0.25 inch, and inside length ≥ L + 0.5 inch to accommodate end caps without crimping.
• Protection: Use tissue or poly sleeves to prevent scuffs; avoid over-tight rolling which can cause curling and edge damage.

3) Framed Posters

• Measure Outer Frame: Width × height × depth (including any stand-off or hanging hardware).
• Box Sizing: Select a box that gives 2–3 inches of space on all sides for foam corners and cushioning.
• Corner Protection: Use corner protectors; never tape directly on the print or glass.
• Shock Management: Add void fill to prevent movement; test by gently shaking—contents should not shift.

Need help selecting tubes, mailers, or protective sleeves? Our advisors can suggest SKUs and sizes to fit your specific poster dimensions.

Materials Snapshot: Glass vs PET vs HDPE

• Glass: Premium look, heat resistant, excellent barrier for essential oils and volatile compounds; heavier and more fragile.
• PET (Polyethylene Terephthalate): Clear, light, good impact resistance; suitable for many food and personal care uses. Verify compatibility for high-solvent or essential-oil formulas.
• HDPE (High-Density Polyethylene): Opaque, chemical-resistant; better choice for certain detergents, industrial cleaners, and some food applications. Check neck finish compatibility (e.g., 28/410, 24/410) with your closures.

Always match neck finish (e.g., 28/410) between bottle and closure to prevent leaks and under- or over-torque. When in doubt, request samples and run a small pilot.

Quick FAQs

Get Started

• Request your first 3 samples free (pay only a low flat shipping fee).
• Speak with a packaging advisor about materials, closures, and compatibility.
• Order exactly the quantities you need today; scale up when your product-market fit is proven.

Small orders. Same-day shipping. Real support. That’s the Fillmore Container difference.