Yes, they have to be in a secondary container.  We use rubber ones that can hold up to 1 gal bottles, but I have seen plastic carriers for carrying multiple small bottles.

Nickie Norton

Research Chemist

The Shepherd Chemical Company

4900 Beech Street

Norwood, OH  45212

nnorton**At_Symbol_Here**shepchem.com

513-842-9332

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