01Compare every photographed color within its configuration
Plastic, anodized, electroplated, wide-collar, medium-collar and screw-neck photographs remain grouped by the source-defined component family. A silver, gold, black or gunmetal option is not removed merely because the underlying configuration is shared.
02Keep sprayers and the lotion pump distinct
The catalog contains 40 perfume sprayer or atomizer references and one source-labeled 18FEA lotion pump. The lotion pump remains visible as a related option but is explicitly separated so it is not mistaken for a perfume atomizer.
03Treat incomplete specifications as unconfirmed
Three photographs do not establish the neck specification, and one of those has no source label. They remain usable visual references, but the bottle neck, pump structure, collar, cap and fit must be confirmed before selection.
04Reconfirm source-noted availability
Nine 15FEA medium-collar photographs carry a source DELAYED note. They remain grouped so buyers can see the photographed colors, while current availability and project feasibility are reconfirmed during enquiry.
05Send one traceable assembly brief
Include the source filename or screenshot, bottle SKU or neck drawing, quantity, destination, color or finish, collar and cap direction, dip-tube and spray requirements. Current compatibility, availability, MOQ, price, sample route and lead time are then confirmed for that scope.