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what are your average storage bottle/case sizes?

gurdnocab

gurdnocab

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I am not very good with measurements/sizes and I would like to order some amber bottles for storage of some RC's. Along with some larger jars/containters to keep them all in with desiccants. The sizes all confuse me and I was hoping for some help or comparison with other peoples current setup sizes.

How much average powdered material will fit into a 1/2oz glass bottle?
Is it important to get it with a polyseal cap?

What are the average size bottles/cases you use and how much are you storing in them?

Thanks BL <3
 
What you need to do is get something that will give you an idea as to an approximate amount per every half ounce or full ounce or whatever. just take a tablespoon and that will equal about 15mL. a half ounce is 15mL. so there you are.
 
If you need it to be descrete you can also get one of those jars disguised as a can of coke or whatever else they have.
 
Ok, I figured out the bottle sizes and everything now thanks.

My only other question/concern is...I have a larger jar that is air tight, and put oxygen absorbers and silica gel packs in the jar along with my small amber glass vials, but what about the small amount of oxygen that's in the vials before they're closed? I plan to put this Jar in the freezer, is this a suitable method of storage?

When you close something that's air tight, aren't you technically locking a certain amount of air in there too?

I'm just trying to be extra cautious so nothing goes bad

Sorry if this is the wrong place to discuss, I really just need to know this and the thread can be closed.
 
The small amount of air in the jars really shouldn't be a problem, but it depends on the substance.
 
1/2oz glass vial will hold just under 15 grams. That said, volume and weight are not the same... 15 grams of lactose powder is much larger than 15 grams of triamcinolone cream, because the cream is much denser.
 
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