Medline Amber Prescription Vial with Reversible Cap, 40 Dram, 160/Case, 160 EA/CS

Amber Prescription Vial with Reversible Cap, 40 Dram, 160/Case, 160 EA/CS

This amber prescription vial with reversible cap is made for storing medication securely. It fits pharmacy and healthcare dispensing workflows that need a child-resistant push-and-turn closure with the option of a conventional screw top for senior-friendly access. This case includes 160 vials in a 40 dram format.

Good Fit For

• Pharmacy medication dispensing
• Healthcare settings managing prescription packaging
• Buyers needing child-resistant and senior-friendly closure options

Key Features

• Amber prescription vial for medication storage
• Reversible cap supports child-resistant push-and-turn use
• Cap can also be set for a conventional screw top option
• Meets CPSC child-resistant and senior use requirements
• 40 dram format for dispensing needs
• Case pack of 160 helps support higher-volume purchasing

Applications and Usage

• Storing prescription medication in an amber vial
• Supporting pharmacy workflows that require child-resistant closure options
• Dispensing medication where a senior-friendly screw top option may be needed

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: 160/Case.
• Closure style is reversible, so buyers can choose between child-resistant push-and-turn and conventional screw top use.
• This SKU is sold by the case, which may suit routine dispensing volume better than small-quantity purchasing.

FAQ

• Does this prescription vial offer a child-resistant closure? Yes. The reversible cap offers a child-resistant push-and-turn option.
• Can the cap be used as a regular screw top? Yes. The cap is reversible and also allows a conventional screw top option for senior-friendly use.
• Does this vial meet child-resistant requirements? Yes. This vial meets CPSC child-resistant and senior use requirements.
• What size is this prescription vial? This vial is a 40 dram size.
• How many vials come in a case? This case includes 160 amber prescription vials.

From Medline.