Medline Amber Oval Bottles, 100 EA/CS

Amber Oval Bottles, 100 EA/CS

Amber oval bottles are plastic bottles for packaging and dispensing light-sensitive pharmaceutical liquid medication. They fit pharmacy and healthcare workflows that need safer dispensing and easier identification, with a child-resistant cap and a flat back panel that helps with labeling. This case includes 100 bottles.

Good Fit For

• Pharmacy dispensing workflows
• Healthcare settings handling light-sensitive liquid medication
• Facilities that need easier bottle labeling
• Case purchasing for routine bottle replenishment

Key Features

• Amber oval bottle format for light-sensitive pharmaceutical liquid medication
• Plastic construction offers a practical option for dispensing workflows
• Child-resistant cap helps support safer handling
• Flat back panel makes labeling easier and more readable
• Case quantity of 100 supports stocking for ongoing use

Applications and Usage

• Packaging liquid medication that needs protection from light exposure
• Dispensing pharmaceutical liquids in pharmacy or healthcare settings
• Applying labels more easily thanks to the flat back panel
• Stocking medication bottles in case quantities for regular use

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: CS.
• Material: Plastic.
• Choose this bottle when a child-resistant cap is required for your workflow.
• The flat back panel can be helpful when clear, consistent labeling matters.
• Buyers ordering for ongoing dispensing volume may prefer the 100-count case format.

FAQ

• What are these amber oval bottles used for? These bottles are used for packaging and dispensing light-sensitive pharmaceutical liquid medication.
• Do these bottles have a child-resistant cap? Yes. The bottle includes a child-resistant cap.
• Is there a surface that helps with labeling? Yes. The flat back panel is intended to make labeling easier.
• What material are these bottles made from? These amber oval bottles are made of plastic.
• How many bottles come in a case? One case includes 100 bottles.

From Medline.