Hypodermic Fluid Ampule

Hypodermic Fluid Ampules are small, sealed containers used for storing and dispensing fluids for medical purposes. They are typically made of glass and have a narrow neck that can be easily broken to access the contents. These ampules are commonly used in healthcare settings for storing medications, vaccines, and other fluids that need to be administered with precision. They are designed to be sterile and airtight to maintain the integrity of the contents. In the supply class Bottles And Jars, Hypodermic Fluid Ampules are categorized as a specific type of container used for medical fluids. This supply class falls under the broader supply group Containers, Packaging, And Packing Supplies, which includes various types of containers and packaging materials used for storing, protecting, and transporting goods.