None of my local pharmacies have glass bottles any more
(let alone brown glass bottles).
Bob Beck's paper suggests using prune juice bottles. So I went out and bought
three bottles of prune juice. (Vile stuff. How can people drink it?)
Then, while I was at my local University's chemistry supply store,
I found out that they sell brown glass bottles, of the right size,
really cheaply. (And they don't contain this really vile prune juice
that, because you paid a lot for it, you feel you should drink :-)
So if you are looking for a source for brown glass bottles, and you have
a University nearby that has a chemistry department, it will likely have
a chemistry store (to supply their students/researchers with glassware/etc)
that has these items.
fred
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