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Coating Bottle Crystals or Gel: Do Not Force Material Through the Insert
Unexpected solid material or gel needs product-specific assessment. Forcing it through the dispensing system can introduce inconsistent material into the application.
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Practical approach
Stop use, close the container appropriately and record product, batch, opening date and storage history. Contact the supplier with clear photographs.
A blocked insert may be a packaging issue or reflect material changes; appearance alone may not distinguish them.
Decision limits
Do not add solvent, filter the material or blend it with fresh stock without explicit manufacturer instructions.
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Ask NANOLAB about the exact product and intended use. Use the current product documentation for formulation-specific instructions.
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