MEDICINE CAP

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The medicine bottle cap was a small, circular piece of plastic that tightly sealed a cylindrical container filled with pills and liquids. The cap itself was usually colored and featured the name of the medication along with other relevant information such as dosage instructions and warning labels. It was common for the caps to be tamper-evident, meaning they would break or show signs of being opened if someone attempted to remove them without authority. The design of medicine bottle caps varied depending on the specific product and manufacturer, but most shared a basic functionality that protected the contents from contamination and unauthorized access until it was time for consumption.