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Ampoule Opener

A small cap that snaps glass ampoules open cleanly and keeps the broken neck contained.

  • Glass ampoules

Why you’d want it: If anything you use comes in snap-top glass ampoules, this saves fingertips.

Picking tip: Only worth it if something you use actually comes in snap-top glass. If it does, check the opener covers your neck size — they aren't one-size.

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