The present invention relates to an Erlenmeyer flask combined with funnel.

The vacuum flask comprises a vacuum flask cap (2) with a temperature alarm function and a flask body (1).

The vacuum flask cap (2) is locked on the flask body (1).

Wrap the flask with aluminium foil or use amber flask and store in the refrigerator.

Wrap the flask with aluminium foil or use amber flask and store in a refrigerator.

The size of the flask and location of an optional neck and cap section allows for flask manipulation by standard automated assay equipment, making the flask ideal for high throughput applications.

Add 50 ml of formic acid to the flask containing the residue, shake manually and filter the contents of the flask through the filter crucible.

Add 60 ml of dichloromethane to the flask containing the residue, shake manually and filter the contents of the flask through the filter crucible.

An easily carried eye rinsing device in the form of a flask (1) containing an eye rinsing liquid, wherein the flask is sealed by a closure element (2) which projects up from the future opening of the flask and is provided with an eye cup (3).

Add 1 ml of distilled water to flask b (control) and 1 ml barbituric acid solution (paragraph 2.2.1) to flask a. Shake to homogenize.

Described is a bottle having bottle central part having a bottle base, an enclosed handle, and a bottle top with a bottle closure.

The bottle (22) includes identifying indicia (158) for purposes of tracking utilization of the bottle and the concentrated fluid contained therein.

There is a space formed between the inner bottle (10) and the outer bottle (12).

The fastening part features a device that prevents the bottle's axial movement prior to a radial movement of the holder in relation to the bottle.

The first vacuum bottle (30) and the second vacuum bottle (32) are longitudinally aligned.

It comprises opening a releasable vial of test sensors, the vial of test strips including a vial cap and a vial body.

A vial spike (120) passes through the vial septum.

A sample collection vial and process of using a vial is provided.

When used with a vial, a vial (10) is mounted to the ampule body via a vial body (92).

A vial and closure assembly (14) including a vial (10) and a closure (1 2) configured to be threadably coupled to the vial (10).

In a subsequent stage the flagon and the drop-dispenser-cap group are placed in an aseptic environment, and the flagon is filled before the pre-assembled drop-dispenser-cap group is inserted on the flagon.

By deforming the walls of the vial, fluid is forced from the vial into a syringe.

A dispenser for holding multiple doses of fluids or other substances, and for dispensing the substances, has a vial, a flexib e ~ adder received within the vial, and a variable volume storage chamber formed between the bladder and vial.

This invention relates to an improved vial transfer assembly or vial transferset which may be attached to a vial under sterile conditions and used to transfer fluid to or from a conventional vial.

A vial adapter suitable for use in transferring fluid from a vial to a needleless syringe, the vial having a top end sealed with a septum.

Some universal drug vial adapters employ the same generally opposite upright flex members for clamping a small drug vial and a large drug vial.