Plastic pop-top tubes are lightweight, cost-effective, and built for high-volume use. HiStandards Packaging

Glass preroll tubes convey a more premium feel, maintain purity of flavor, and offer a higher-end look.

Yes — many of our tubes, including plastic pop-tops and glass versions, are available in child-resistant formats.

Packaging is part of the product experience. While pop-top plastic tubes are practical and scalable, they may feel less premium. Glass tubes raise the perceived value and can help justify higher price points.

Definitely. Both glass and plastic tubes can be customized through printing, labeling, or finishes to reinforce your brand identity. (We offer custom packaging process and design services.)

Plastic pop-top tubes tend to be optimal for high-volume runs because they are lighter, cheaper to ship, and cost less per unit. For premium SKUs or smaller batches, glass tubes offer differentiation.

The most common sizes are:

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  98mm — standard single joint size.
  
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  109mm — fits king-size prerolls.
  
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  116mm — works well for infused or oversized prerolls.
  
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  120mm+ — blunt or multi-gram options.
  
  You can select sizes based on your product type and branding.
  

Glass has the advantage of being more inert (less interaction with terpenes or flavor) and often provides a premium experience. Plastic pop-tops still provide protection and compliance but may be seen as more functional than luxury.

Preroll tubes are typically made of durable plastic (polypropylene) or glass. Plastic tubes are lightweight and cost-effective, while glass tubes offer a premium look and feel. Both can be fitted with CR caps and customized with printing or labels.

Yes — preroll tubes can be branded through direct printing, shrink sleeves, or custom labels. Options include matte, glossy, metallic, or even fully wrapped designs to elevate shelf appeal and strengthen brand recognition.

Glass has the advantage of being more inert (less interaction with terpenes or flavor) and often provides a premium experience. Plastic pop-tops still provide protection and compliance but may be seen as more functional than luxury.

Common multipack sizes include:

• 3-packs — usually fits half-gram to 1-gram prerolls.
• 5-packs — one of the most popular multipack formats.
• 7-packs / 10-packs — larger jars for consumers who want variety or bulk purchase.
  
  Exact capacity depends on joint size (0.5g vs 1g) and jar diameter.

Preroll jars are designed to hold multiple prerolls in a single container, making them ideal for 3-packs, 5-packs, or larger multipack formats. They keep joints fresh, secure, and ready to go.