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Empty Plastic Pill Bottles with Easy Open Snap Caps (Not Child Resistant), Prescription Medication Vials, Clear Containers, PillCases Dispenser Organizers (20 Dram, 12pcs)

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  • Pefect for: divide the tablets into different bottles, small prescription bottles with snap caps, the bottle mouth is firm and not easy to loosen, the medicines are sealed and kept dry at all times, very suitable for use in hospitals, pharmacies, laboratories, and veterinary offices.
  • Easy to Use: The plastic prescription vials are lightweight and easy to carry, you can put them in your handbag, pocket or backpack, and you can easily remove the medicines by simply flipping the snap cap upwards. It is convenient for you to use medicines and vitamins at any time when you go on vacation or work, which is convenient and hassle-free.
  • Perfect Size: Each small plastic prescription vials measures approximately 1.6 x 2.6 inches (41 x 66 mm), 20 dram ≈ 80ml.
  • High Quality: Made of premium quality Polypropylene (PP).
  • What’s Included: Comes with 12 empty pill bottles with caps per pack.

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Pill Organizers Personal Pill Dispenser

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Safety Information

Not Child Resistant

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Statements regarding dietary supplements have not been evaluated by the FDA and are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease or health condition.

Product Dimensions

4.33 x 0.79 x 4.72 inches; 4.23 ounces

Specifications

Material C, Polypropylene
Expiry Date Jul 2027
Color Orange
Special Feature Easy Open
Package Information Bottle
Brand Obami
Product Type Personal Pill Dispenser
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Pill Organizers Personal Pill Dispenser