Face Care · Bag-on-valve continuous spray
2% Colloidal Oatmeal Spray
Skin Protectant You Spray, Not Rub
Continuous Spray & Aerosol Concepts
Bag-on-valve and aerosol filling for sunscreen, self-tan mist, and other continuous-spray formats: no-touch, even-coverage application customers already prefer.
13 Concepts in this format. InSpec can develop a target product profile in this format even if it's not shown here.
Sun Care · Bag-on-valve continuous spray
BEMT Continuous Spray Sunscreen
Weightless Broad-Spectrum Protection With BEMT
Pain Relief · Continuous spray
Bite & Sting Benzocaine Itch Spray
Fast-Acting Spray To Tame The Itch
Sun Care · Continuous spray
Fast-Absorbing SPF 50 Continuous Spray
Continuous spray developed for your brand.
Pain Relief · Continuous spray
Lidocaine Pain & Burn Relief Numbing Spray
Calming After-Sun Spray To Hydrate & Soothe
Face Care · Bag-on-valve continuous spray
Magnesium Acne Spray
Magnesium-Infused Acne Treatment You Spray, Not Rub
Sun Care · Continuous spray (bag-on-valve)
SPF 50 Continuous Spray Sunscreen
A hypoallergenic, broad-spectrum sunscreen for high performance.
Pain Relief · Continuous spray
10-15% Cooling Menthol Pain Relief Spray
Cold Therapy Spray To Keep The Pain at Bay
Sun Care · Continuous spray
Aloe Vera + Menthol Sun Rescue Spray
Continuous spray developed for your brand.
Face Care · Self-tan mist (continuous spray)
Sunless Self-Tanning Mist
Quick & Easy Tanning Continuous Spray For Bronze Skin
How bag-on-valve continuous spray works
In a bag-on-valve (BOV) can, the formula fills a sealed inner bag and compressed gas, nitrogen or compressed air, surrounds it. Product and propellant never touch. The formula carries no propellant, the can sprays at any angle including upside down, and the air-free seal helps protect active ingredients over shelf life.
Consumers like the format for even, full coverage with no rubbing in, and the bag empties almost completely. That preference is why continuous spray carries a $1 to $4 retail premium over equivalent pumps, and why shoppers who switch tend to stay with it. Few US contract manufacturers run commercial BOV. InSpec fills it in-house, from can fill and valve crimp to gas charge and fill-weight QC.
See the manufacturing side: Bag-on-valve and aerosol manufacturing →
What to settle before you quote
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What runs on the line
Spray SPF, setting and facial mists, wound wash, pain relief sprays, body sprays, and mineral or fragrance-free baby formulas. Share your formula type and texture early so spray pattern and coverage can be confirmed during development.
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Drug or cosmetic
Sunscreen, topical pain relief, and skin protectants like colloidal oatmeal are OTC drugs: they need a monograph-compliant formula and a Drug Facts panel. Mists and body sprays are usually cosmetics. The path you're on shapes testing and labeling.
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Stock formula or tech transfer
Start from a formula in our library or bring your own for tech transfer. Tell us your target annual volume and we'll talk timelines and minimums for the can and valve you choose.
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Checked unit by unit
Every unit is weighed and checked for spray consistency, and out-of-spec units are pulled before they leave the line.
Related guides
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- BOV vs. Aerosol vs. Pump Spray: Which Fits Your Product?
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- Can Your Lotion or Cream Become a Continuous Spray?
What may change when moving an existing skincare formula into a continuous spray, and what to prepare for a manufacturer’s review.
- Adding a Continuous Spray SKU: What Brands Should Know
Decide whether a continuous spray belongs in your skincare line, what demand to validate, and what to prepare for a manufacturing discussion.