When we were young, we had spanking injections, and many of the potions were glass ampoules, do you remember? When I was a kid, I wondered if that glass would shatter in the potion.
As a rule, glass ampoules are opened without bringing glass chips into the potion. This is because ampoules are usually designed so that no debris enters the liquid after opening. However, there are still some caveats to consider:
Observe whether the glass ampoule closure is intact and make sure there is no damage or cracks. If you notice damage to the seal, you should stop using it immediately and contact the appropriate personnel. Use a suitable tool to open the glass ampoule, such as a syrup syringe or a special tool. This will help reduce the amount of debris that can be generated. Open the glass ampoule cautiously and avoid applying excessive force when applying pressure.
Although glass chips usually do not enter the potion, it is necessary to pay attention to the above precautions during use to ensure the safety and effectiveness of use.
Glass ampoules can easily shatter and can cause damage or even injury if used or handled carelessly. Glass ampoules are comparatively heavier compared to plastic ampoules, which makes them inconvenient to carry and transport. Glass ampoules typically cost more than plastic ampoules, which can add to the cost burden when used on a large scale. : Some applications need to avoid the effects of light on the stored substance, however the transparency of the glass may affect the stability and retention of the substance.
Overall, although glass ampoules have advantages in some aspects (such as chemical resistance, high-temperature stability, etc.), they also have disadvantages such as fragility and heavy weight. The right material needs to be selected on a case-by-case basis for a given application.
Whereas, a plastic ampoule is a small plastic container that is used to store drugs and liquids. They are often used to store single-use pharmaceuticals or for sample storage in medical laboratories. Plastic ampoules are lighter, less likely to break, and easier to carry than glass ampoules.
Plastic ampoules are usually made of plastic materials such as polyethylene (PE), polypropylene (PP), polyethylene glycol (PET), etc. They are single-use and can be discarded or ** after use, avoiding the process of cleaning and re-sterilizing.
Plastic ampoules usually have a scale that allows for accurate measurement of the volume of the liquid being stored. In addition, they usually have a sealing device that is easy to open and close, ensuring that liquids do not leak.
A plastic ampoule is a small plastic container used to store medications and liquids. They are often used to store single-use pharmaceuticals or for sample storage in medical laboratories. Plastic ampoules are lighter, less likely to break, and easier to carry than glass ampoules.
Plastic ampoules are usually made of plastic materials such as polyethylene (PE), polypropylene (PP), polyethylene glycol (PET), etc. They are single-use and can be discarded or ** after use, avoiding the process of cleaning and re-sterilizing.
Plastic ampoules usually have a scale that allows for accurate measurement of the volume of the liquid being stored. In addition, they usually have a sealing device that is easy to open and close, ensuring that liquids do not leak.
Different plastics have different properties, and some may not be suitable for storing specific types of drugs or chemicals. Therefore, make sure to choose the right plastic material for the substance you want to store. When filling medications or liquids into ampoules, ensure that the operating environment is clean and sterile to avoid contamination.
Make sure the ampoule is properly sealed to prevent liquid leakage or contamination. Before sealing, the mouth needs to be disinfected using sterile tools and measures. According to the characteristics of the stored substance, appropriate environmental conditions are selected for storage and handling. Avoid placing ampoules at high temperatures or in direct sunlight. After use, the plastic ampoules should be discarded or disposed of correctly according to the relevant local regulations.
In general, plastic ampoules have been widely used in the pharmaceutical and laboratory fields due to their lightweight, easy to carry, and disposable characteristics.