Autoclavable Medicine Bottle Storing Solid Medications

1. Product Introduction

A common medicine bottle is a container widely used for pharmaceutical packaging. Its primary function is to safely store and protect medicines while providing convenient access for patients. It is typically made of plastic and is lightweight, durable, cost-effective, and amenable to mass production.

2. Medicine Bottle Specification Table

3. Medicine Bottle Core Structure and Components

Bottle Body:

Shape: Mostly cylindrical, for easy handling and automated filling. Square and oval shapes are also available.

Design: The bottle body may have ribs to increase structural strength and prevent collapse during stacking or transport.

Shoulder: The part connecting the bottle body and the mouth, providing a smooth transition to facilitate pouring and reduce residue.

Neck:

Standard Diameter: Available in various international standard diameters (such as 24mm, 28mm, 33mm, etc.) to ensure compatibility with bottle caps and a tight seal.

Thread: Used to tighten the bottle cap. The thread design should be smooth to ensure smooth opening and closing.

Cap:

Standard Cap: A simple screw-on cap that is easy to open, primarily for medications out of reach of children or for elderly individuals with limited mobility.

4. Medicine Bottle Application

Solid oral preparations: The most common use is for packaging tablets, capsules, soft capsules, etc.
Liquid oral preparations: used for packaging syrups, oral liquids, suspensions, etc.
External preparations: used for packaging eye drops, ear drops, detergents, etc.
Health supplements and nutritional supplements: such as vitamins, fish oil capsules, etc.
Medical consumables: such as used to hold disinfectant cotton swabs, alcohol swabs, etc.