What are these called?

Stregone · Sep 17, 2009

What are these bottles called and where can I get one? I feel like I am wasting alot of HC-110 by just sticking a syringe into the syrup, there's still a fair bit stuck to it that I have to wash off. These bottles look perfect for this stuff, actualy I guess its just the cap thats special.

http://www.covingtoninnovations.com/hc110/hc110n.jpg

23mjm · Sep 17, 2009

Did you ever take a Chemistry class???? They make rubber stoppers for test tubes with a little hole in it to put things in.

http://www.rubbermill.com/stopper1hole.html

Now finding a place where you don't have to buy them in bulk might be an issue. Good luck.

Phillip P. Dimor · Sep 17, 2009

they are used for dispensing children's medication with a blunt syringe. Available at any drugstore, cheap. Also fits rodinal bottles quite well.

Jerry Thirsty · Sep 17, 2009

http://www.walgreens.com/store/catalog/Accessories/2-Tsp-Oral-Syringe-with-Cleaning-Brush/ID=prod1491343&navCount=1&navAction=push-product

stwb · Sep 17, 2009

In Canada we pharmacists call them plastic amber prescription bottles. Made by Jones Packaging. Glass also available. Ask your local pharmacist if they can order you some.
http://www.jonespackaging.com/prescription/jarsbottles.html

Dennis S · Sep 18, 2009

Also fits rodinal bottles quite well

You bet. I like my Rodinal 1-100 or 1-200 so very little is needed

Rick A · Sep 18, 2009

Its not a special cap that you need, its an "adaptor" that comes packaged with a childs medicine dosing syringe. I picked up mine at the local pharmacy for less than $3. The syringe is marked in ml. The brand name on it is "EZY DOSE" 10ml oral syringe with dosage korc(sic)--VERY HANDY little gadget!! I just ran into my dr and looked at my spare--its priced at $1.89.
Rick

jp80874 · Sep 18, 2009

stwb said:
In Canada we pharmacists call them plastic amber prescription bottles. Made by Jones Packaging. Glass also available. Ask your local pharmacist if they can order you some.
http://www.jonespackaging.com/prescription/jarsbottles.html

I told a pharmacist what I needed and why. She gave me a couple amber glass prescription bottles saying that she had always wanted a dark room but had never had the time. She thought it was great I was doing this in my retirement. It gave her hope that she might still do it. Strange where are dreams are, and that some can be satisfied so cheaply.
John Powers

dancqu · Sep 19, 2009

Boston Rounds

jp80874 said:
...amber glass prescription bottles...

Boston Rounds. Amber and clear in a wide range of
sizes are available in narrow and wide mouth and with
a variety of caps. A standard for chemical storage.
Search Google for, boston rounds .
Many suppliers. Dan

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