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Easy Open Vials

1538 S. 139th St.
Omaha, Nebraska 68144
United States
Telephone: 402-991-0713.
Web: http://www.easy-open-vials.com.
Email: info@easy-open-vials.com.

Products manufactured by Easy Open Vials (listed alphabetically)

  1. EASY OPEN VIAL Picture of EASY OPEN VIAL

    The Easy Open Vial is an easy open medicine bottle for use by individuals with upper extremity disabilities, arthritis, or grasping disabilities and by upper extremity amputees. This plastic bottle and its cap are a single piece with the bottle and top portions connected by a durable and flexible plastic tab. The Easy Open Vial's 1-piece construction is intended to prevent lost caps. To open the bottle, a user squeeze the top sides where indicated by arrows on the cap and the lid pops open. Alternatively, a person can press the vial against a counter top at the arrow by pushing the vial with his or her thumb on the opposite arrow. To close the bottle, the users presses down on the cap. DIMENSIONS (Height x Diameter): 2.75 x 1.375 inches; 2.75 x 1.625 inches; 2.75 x 2 inches; or 5 x 5.313 inches. COLORS: Clear, blue, red, green and orange.

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