A pharmaceutical capsule container comprises (i) a novel vial having a closed-bottom window formed from a transparent polymer, and a side-wall formed from a light-blocking polymer, and (ii) a safety cap. The vial is made as one piece by dual injection molding. The window serves as a clear-view window through which a pharmacist may view capsules inside a closed capsule container. In a preferred embodiment the window serves as a magnifying lens for easier recognition of capsule indicia. A pharmacist uses the invention to re-verify the type and strength of the capsules in a filled, closed capsule container against the type and strength specified in the prescription by viewing the capsules in the filled, closed capsule container. The pharmacist holds the capsule container upright and looks up to view the capsules in the container through the window in the bottom of the vial This enables the pharmacist to re-verify a prescription without being required to remove and replace the safety cap every time a prescription is filled.
Sapa Profiles Portland, OR Jul 2006 to Dec 2012 Product Designer and ManagerMTI, Inc Hillsboro, OR Jun 1998 to Jul 2006 Product DesignerMikohn Gaming Corp Rapid City, SD Oct 1996 to Jun 1998 Product DesignerThurston Design Group Rapid City, SD Oct 1991 to Oct 1996 CAD Manager
Education:
Portland State University Portland, OR 2012 Certificate in Project managementBalin Institute of Technology Oceanside, CA 1988 to 1990 Certificate in Mechanical DraftingStevens High School 1986 General Studies
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AutoCAD, Solidworks, Inventor, Accurender, MS Office, Research and Development, Problem Solving, Detail Oriented