An ampoule bottle (ampoule|ampule) is a small glass container for holding liquid medicine. The capacity is typically 1~25ml. Commonly used in injection medicine, also used in oral liquid packaging, but for consumers to open difficult and prone to accidents, is now not popular.

A sealed vial; used as an injectable drug and vaccine and serum.

The earliest for the blood samples, and used for burial beside them, in the Rome tomb | Christian catacombs (Christian catacombs). At first, only the martyr's funeral could enjoy such treatment, and later became a universal custom.

In Naples, held in September 19th each year will hold a ceremony for hundreds of years: Blood St. (the at the Blood Miracle thermal of San Gennaro). In the Cathedral of Naples, an ampoule, supposedly filled with blood of bishop San Gennaro (Benevento), was placed next to his chest 305 years ago in Baire Vito. After the "Saint Gennaro's descendants" with prayer, shaking and the archbishop, the blood will liquefy the ampoule. The earliest record of this phenomenon was in AD 313. The other one is a well-known law imperial coronation ampoule chrismal "(Sainte ampoule) holy ampoule". The church is a legend from Kulow Weiss (Clovis) handed down times, once stored in Saint Remy (St. Remy) in the tomb, later on Ramis (Rheims) of the cathedral. In the 1793 revolution, the ampoule was broken, but part of it was still preserved for the coronation of Charlie tenth.