Ampoules

Ampoules are commonly used as packaging containers for drugs, especially for injectable drugs such as vaccines and serums. Ampoules have the advantages of good sealing, strong barrier properties, and resistance to deformation and breakage, ensuring the purity and effectiveness of the drugs.

The appearance of ampoules is usually a slender glass tube with one end sealed and the other end open. The capacity of ampoules is usually small, ranging from a few milliliters to several tens of milliliters, making them convenient for storing and transporting drugs.

When using ampoules, special bottle openers are required to avoid cutting fingers or contaminating the drugs during opening. Opened ampoules should be used as soon as possible to ensure the effectiveness of the drugs.

Overall, ampoules are a safe and reliable packaging container for drugs, ensuring the quality and effectiveness of the drugs and are an indispensable part of the medical field.