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\"\"<\/a>A small glass container, closed at the neck, used to contain sterile drugs for use in injections.<\/p>\n

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A small glass container having one end drawn out into a point capable of being sealed so as to preserve its contents\u2019 sterility. It is used for containing solutions for hypodermic injection.<\/p>\n

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Individual doses of serum, sealed in small vials.<\/p>\n

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An ampoule refers to a small container made of glass or plastic, designed to hold liquid substances in a sterile state for injection. Each ampoule typically contains a single dose of a medication. It is hermetically sealed to maintain the sterility and integrity of the enclosed drug.<\/p>\n

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