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Just how are those amps filled?

I think he means how they get the oil in the little amps. I assume it is some sort of machine that melts the glass around the product.
 
How do they fill the middle of twinkies? yes they have some machine that does exactly that. That's the only thing that makes sense.
 
big moose said:
I think he means how they get the oil in the little amps. I assume it is some sort of machine that melts the glass around the product.

that's what I was thinking... or the amp bottoms are metlted to the top part right where the colored ring(s) go on the amp...

YUM
 
My question is why do they put juice in the amps. They are kind of hard to open. Don't vials make more sense. Does a Dr. or vet open the amps with greater ease than the normal person. I must have wasted 15 amps over the years having them crack on me.
 
big moose said:
My question is why do they put juice in the amps. They are kind of hard to open. Don't vials make more sense. Does a Dr. or vet open the amps with greater ease than the normal person. I must have wasted 15 amps over the years having them crack on me.

Amps are easy as hell to open, just squeeze with your fingers really hard. Cracks like a cracker ;) DO NOT ATTEMPT THIS AT HOME!!!!

No but seriously, there are such things as amp openers ;) You too can own one, if you send 54 easy payments of 45.99 to:

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and how many licks does it take to get to the center of a tootsi pop ?

why is water wet , the sky blue , why does tren work so well ?

nothing like wasting board space:mad:
 
ampules are used in medicine to keep the quality and purity of the product to the highest standards. Also amps reduce the chance of the product becoming contaminated the way a multiple dose vial might if you keep drawing with a dirty needle. This is important as the products in amps are meant for injection.

One model i saw showed the amuples being filled throug a tiny hole in the top, then under high heat the glass woult just mealt over the small hole, a simple concept that looks more difficult when the product is finished.
 
O.K. here we go amps are just like the post above they are filled through a small hole in the top them melted to gether thin glass like that melt fast and easy...and as for opening amps yes there is a opener out on the net it cost $20 but if you want to go the Mcgiver way (cheap and easy) get some box tape run it around the amp twice over lap on the bottom get a pin top or hollowed out pen slip over top of amp and snap if amp cracks the tape will hold it together sorry for the long post but i hope this will help broken amps cost $$ and srew up cycles....
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Why are people having trouble opening amps? I never broke one and i opened them perfectly every time. You just can't hesitate or be slow about it.

A quick snap of the wrist and a little POP and bingo, amp is open.
 
talked to my x-room-mate

Ok, I spoke to a guy I lived with for 10 years who works at Human Genome Sciences (HGS). He said amps are really cool to watch being filled and than melted. He said the machine has (2) two parts. The first part fills them and the second heats the tops. When the amps first come to the manufacturer the are rectangular with holes in the top. Just big enough for a small 1/2 inch needle to fit in. The machine holds like 100needles that stick out of a rectangular shaped square like thing. He told me the name, but I cant remember what it was called. The top of this squared device has small holes with metal washers where the tubes running from the lab equipment are attatched to that contain the drug that will be put into each glass amp. Basically they load the squared amps on a special tray that will align perfectly with the devices. As the tray passes under the first device, the square drops down and fills up each ampule simulataniously. From there it lifts and passes them to the device that melts the top of the amps. Again, a similar squared device with 100 holes drops onto the amp at a precise measurement. Each one of these holes have some type of heating mechanism in them so that when the square drops down it squeezes the amp simultaniously sealing the small hole and giving it that hour glass like indentation at the top. It is important that the second device only drops down at a precise pre-programmed measurement. Reason for this is that if it melts it too low, it will contaminate the drug. Once it seals it, it passes it along to be packaged, etc... One big assembly line......and thats how an amp is made and ends up dented at the top.
 
Oooops, made a mistake. I said the top of the squared device has like 100needles sticking out of it. I ment the bottom of it. the holes for the tubes are on the top of it. Sorry, but hopefully you'll get the concept.
 
Re: talked to my x-room-mate

xrciseink said:
Ok, I spoke to a guy I lived with for 10 years who works at Human Genome Sciences (HGS). He said amps are really cool to watch being filled and than melted. He said the machine has (2) two parts. The first part fills them and the second heats the tops. When the amps first come to the manufacturer the are rectangular with holes in the top. Just big enough for a small 1/2 inch needle to fit in. The machine holds like 100needles that stick out of a rectangular shaped square like thing. He told me the name, but I cant remember what it was called. The top of this squared device has small holes with metal washers where the tubes running from the lab equipment are attatched to that contain the drug that will be put into each glass amp. Basically they load the squared amps on a special tray that will align perfectly with the devices. As the tray passes under the first device, the square drops down and fills up each ampule simulataniously. From there it lifts and passes them to the device that melts the top of the amps. Again, a similar squared device with 100 holes drops onto the amp at a precise measurement. Each one of these holes have some type of heating mechanism in them so that when the square drops down it squeezes the amp simultaniously sealing the small hole and giving it that hour glass like indentation at the top. It is important that the second device only drops down at a precise pre-programmed measurement. Reason for this is that if it melts it too low, it will contaminate the drug. Once it seals it, it passes it along to be packaged, etc... One big assembly line......and thats how an amp is made and ends up dented at the top.

Was that guy Mr.Rogers from Mr. rogers neighbor hood.....just joking bro you just explained it like Mr.Rogers..peace
 
could you imagine what it would be like to see that on the Mr.Rogers show "and that boys and girl is how you get freaky huge" but remember dont try this at home....lol:FRlol: :FRlol: :FRlol:
 
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