Odol bottle

Replica of the iconic Odol mouthwash bottle captures the characteristic shape of the porcelain or glass container with a curved neck, which was immensely popular from the late 19th century and accompanied German soldiers throughout World War II. Odol was not merely an everyday hygiene accessory, but for many represented a piece of home comfort and an indispensable part of personal hygiene in field conditions. The curved neck of the bottle was designed to allow precise drop-by-drop dosing of the concentrated mouthwash into a glass of water.

The model is manufactured using FDM 3D printing from PETG filament with 3 wall layers and 5% gyroid infill. It is a solid print without the possibility of opening, serving as a dimensionally accurate prop base.

The print is supplied as a raw item intended for final finishing – to achieve a perfect porcelain appearance, you can smooth it with a light filler, coat it with white paint, and finish the cap with a silver shade. This authentic prop is ideal for completing a hygiene pouch, breadbag, or field camp display for reenacting, film productions, and museums.