Vial, 1/2-oz – Medical Item #9961500

Hard rubber vial used to carry a variety of tablets. Depending on what unit the medic was in, he would carry up to 6 of these in his Kit Component, Insert Type II (Medical Item #9707500). Best known example of tablets inside this vial is Sulfadiazine (antibiotic).

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