3D printed fridge vial storage designs safety and family considerations

Bright shades appeal to me because they make spotting the thing simpler, which is why I chose the green option for this one.

This is the way

That's exactly how things ought to be. Without some nonsense, existence would feel empty.

My existing simple method feels outdated so I'm considering an improvement.

That tiny dark container seems pretty down and could use some uplifting.

yea, mine goes in here:

That little bottle keeps its distance from everything else stored inside the refrigerator.

Seeing this discussion motivated me to create a holder for my bacteriostatic water vials. At the moment those small salt-filled ones remain in their original shipping carton, and I wanted a simple modeling task. I'm adjusting parameters on a syringe holder design sourced from a website, yet the base turned out odd, being insufficient in height with messy protrusions. I'm tweaking the options using an artificial intelligence tool but finding it annoying, resulting in one and a half poor attempts so far. Darn.

While doing that print run I also created a holder for the mixing liquid. I changed the design using a no-cost web program that was simple to get the hang of.

Thank you!!!!!! Great tip!

Someone's showing off their enormous collection here. Yeah that pile looks gigantic for sure! Laughing hard. Only this one person can call out my beginner amounts and still get a grin from me. Smiling face. A lady might dream of reaching that point.

My partner whipped up some stickers along with caps for the vials plus a fresh box that keeps ten three milliliter ones cold. Now I'm after a version featuring a cute ribbon across the lid and my name carved right in. I spotted exactly what I had in mind. This hobby is a total blast.

I guess that lines up with my own idea, sort of.

Wow, these turned out fantastic. The personal details and lettering style really pop, especially in pink. Your partner definitely helps out with the printing side. I also enjoy the other holders he created. I gave designing my own cartridge covers a shot because the ready-made versions felt too thin and used a flexible material setting while I'm still figuring out this filament. The whole thing dragged on but the results please me. That hint from another user suggests signing up for the modeling site could speed things up later on.

These turned out fantastic! Never crossed my mind to try caps on the pen vials. Looking forward to checking whatever else comes off the printer next. Got lucky during the big sale by sticking around in that huge crowd. 😂😂😂

thats kinda cool!

Yeah, totally. Those two talked me into getting a label printer, and now I figure I probably need a 3D printer for making my own vial holders. Before this, cheap containers from online shops worked okay.

I mean other than the fact that I’m a certain brand gal…yeah. We did. High five to that person! PEER PRESSURE!!!

Yeah I feel exactly the same. Juggling pep studies with three dimensional printing leaves zero chance for heading outdoors these days.

The real issue for me is how it might get damaged from rough handling rather than anyone trying to find it.

I've got a couple and create various items around my home plus garage space while showing my children three D design along with running these units.

Any money saved on those unofficial meds tends to vanish once we start getting all the extras that go with them! 🤣

Let me see if I can upload the model to a design site.

I'm uncertain whether this item could actually go inside the refrigerator.

There seem to be fifteen containers here. My partner would never approve. I've never kept more than four of the mixed version in cold storage at once. For that reason I'm passing on this, though I do appreciate the gesture. 😁

At the moment I plan to build a larger version meant to contain just a single vial.

Ha ha ha! So the little bottle you've got ends up crammed tight rather than staying separated at all, exactly like the full lockdown mode back in March and April 2020.