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This tiny bottle is known as an ampule.
Nurses use a small file to scratch the neck, then snap it open to access the medicine inside. But here’s the thing. When it breaks, microscopic glass fragments can drop straight into the liquid. And in slow motion, you can actually watch them fall in. That’s worrying because ampules often contain sensitive drugs, even vaccines, that go directly into your body. So what if glass gets inside? Could it be injected too? Here’s the good part. Most syringes have extremely fine tips, so larger glass pieces can’t be drawn up. On top of that, nurses usually hold the ampule upside down and leave a bit of liquid behind to avoid pulling anything from the bottom. That makes it very unlikely for any glass to reach the needle.