What Is An Ampoule Bottle? What's The Use Of It?

A sealed small bottle commonly used for storing injectable drugs, vaccines, serum, etc. Modern ampoules are made of glass tubes and are widely used to hold injection formulations and high-purity chemicals that must be isolated from the air. The nipple of the ampoule is sealed with an open flame to isolate air, and the neck is marked. When pressure is applied, the neck will break to facilitate the extraction of the medication.
Use of ampoules: Ampoules are small glass containers used to hold medicinal liquids. The capacity is generally 1-25ml. Commonly used for injection medication,
Before opening, use a grinding wheel to cut scratches at the neck, disinfect the neck, lift the nipple upwards, and allow all the medicine to flow into the bottle. Then, break the neck. The easy to break ampoule bottle is marked with the pre cut part by the manufacturer at the nipple, and the nipple can be directly broken in this direction.