Sterile Empty Vial,Sterile Glass Vials, with Self-Healing Injection Port and Flip Top Cap, Sterile Package 10PCS by ZHANXUBIO (3ml,10)

I bought these vials to separate a shot for my husband. He didn’t need the full dose anymore and I thought this would be an easy way to prepare them without losing any of the medicine. The vials are affordable and very nicely packaged. I really like the little plastic case they come in and the labeling stickers are a nice touch. I gave these vials 4 stars because the way the gray stopper goes in the vial, I found it to be difficult to get all of the medication back out and he ended up with less for his second dose of the medicine. If you turn the vial upside down, the medication goes around the sides of the stopper and you can’t pull it into the syringe. A longer needle could work but not for a subcutaneous injection.

These are really nice quality, sanitized, vials, with a very functional no-spill function.

So far I have been very satisfied with these vials. Appear well made and work as advertised.

Works great

The case that these come in is GREAT! It is a thick plastic (?) Case that seals up and clicks together, the tubes are self-sealing after you fill them, it comes with labels and stickers to go over the tops, where you've punctured them, to seal it up to keep it sterile. They are gas sterilized, they have the blue dot that will change color if the sterilization is tampered with or messed up at all, or if the sterilization expires. They are not individually sealed, so once you open them, though, that is it. They will no longer be sterilized, but I'm good with that as I know once they get to me, the environment they will be kept in, and they are personal use. The purple lids, once you pop them off, they will no longer go back on the vials, which was a bummer, but now I see why they give you the stickies for the top of them. I suppose that is ok for what I needed them for. But I felt it was an important thing to point out. They cannot be opened to fill, not that I have found anyway, you do have to puncture them to fill them. I think the case they are in is my favorite thing, I was expecting them to be wrapped in a plastic bag or something, or sealed and sterilized in some kind of individual wrapping somehow, so it was a pleasant surprise to get this container to hold them in too. Though, once filled they are in a fridge, if I were to use them all at once, it would be a great thing to have for sure! also it keeps them organized and neat so I love that.

I understand the idea behind sterilizing them already, but since you have to uncap them to use them, it defeats the purpose of sterilizing them. I used them for my spores and used micropore tape to re-seal them, but I would have preferred the use of the plastic cap.Overall, I'm happy to have these, and I like the 5ml size.

I really like:- these come with the sterilization indicator on the package so you can be sure it’s sterile when opened-the container is curved on bottom to keep each bottle secure so they don’t clink around in a flat rectangular box once some are missing-the purple caps are securely in place and you really have to pull to get them out of the sterile bottles-plenty of stick on writable labelsDefinitely a good item for traveling in addition to whatever home use you may have.

I don't feel right leaving any less than 5 stars because my dissatisfication with this product is entirely because I can't use it for a purpose it wasn't advertised for. I'm constantly looking for 5ml containers because I use dropper liquid to test 5ml of aquarium water at a time, and I don't like the plastic vials that came with the aquarium tests. When I tried to open these bottles to use for that purpose, it was super tough and I might've just broken it (see photo). Another reviewer didn't like that she couldn't use these bottle for arts and crafts. Learn from us both and only buy these for the medical purposes they're advertised for.