19 devices · GMDN 10098
An ampule opener is a specialized cutting instrument designed to safely remove or break the sterile seal of an ampule, protecting users from sharp edges during the process. These devices are commonly used in clinical settings to prepare medications stored in ampules for administration.
Ampule openers are typically reusable devices and are subject to regulatory oversight as medical instruments. Their classification and regulatory requirements may vary depending on the jurisdiction in which they are marketed and sold.
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