Which term describes a small bottle with a rubber stopper through which a needle can be inserted?

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A vial is a small bottle made of glass or plastic with a rubber stopper that can be penetrated by a needle for withdrawal or injection of medication. Ampules are similar but are typically made of glass and require the neck to be broken for access to the medication. Cartridges are also similar but are preloaded syringes designed to fit into a specific injection device. Unit dose refers to packaging that contains a single dose of medication, but does not necessarily include a vial or stopper.

Which Term Describes a Small Bottle with a Rubber Stopper