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ampoule

British  
/ -pjuːl, ˈæmpuːl /

noun

  1. med a small glass vessel in which liquids for injection are hermetically sealed

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The list of Korean beauty trends that have been adopted as staples around the world is long: BB creams, ampoules, face masks and pimple patches.

From Los Angeles Times

At the time, state media quoted a top official discussing the significance of "turning all missile fuel systems into ampoules."

From Reuters

Pak Jong Chon, a senior official who observed the test, said the North plans to expand the ampoule system to all of its liquid-fuel missiles.

From Seattle Times

Lucas needed immunoglobulin - a very expensive medication - to deflate his heart, but luckily an adult patient who had bought his own had donated one leftover ampoule to the hospital.

From BBC

Three Chinese nationals and a Zambian were detained at a warehouse in Gauteng, South Africa, where ampoules containing 2,400 doses were discovered.

From BBC