Ampule question

Ok, this may be stupid, but I searched and can't figure this out.

Is there a standard unit of measure associated with an ampule?

Or is it just another generic term for bottle like vial is?

Thanks from the neophite.

I believe it is just a term like vial, but I've never heard of an amp that holds anything besides 1 ml of solution so maybe I am wrong.

Breakable amps of juice usually hold 1-2ml of a substance. Some i think go higher that that, but not as much as a vial. A vial usually holds like 10mg of something. EX: 2ml amp of deca with 100mg per ml. you usually break it off with a pen cap, amp opener, with a towel, etc...

So an amp is smaller than a vial, usually one or two doses of most things? If you had a 2ml amp with a glass top, then you would store any extra in a clean syringe right?

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Originally posted by hybrid
So an amp is smaller than a vial, usually one or two doses of most things? If you had a 2ml amp with a glass top, then you would store any extra in a clean syringe right?

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Most of the 2ml amps have a low dose of AAS in them, so both mls are usally injected.

The differance between an amp and a vial, is the rubber stopper. There are 2ml vials as well. Hope that helped;)

JohnnyB

Thanks bro, it did. Basically an amp is a term, not any sort of consistent measurement.

Yeah, there is no one size.

JohnnyB