Tablet Vials – Suppliers in South Africa
Mitrend supplies hinged tablet vials in bulk to pharmacies, clinics, laboratories and supplement manufacturers across South Africa. BPA-free polypropylene vials with integrated snap-close lids for single-dose dispensing and clinical samples.
Our Range
10ml Tablet Vials
Compact hinged PP vials with integrated snap-close lids. BPA-free. Cartons of 1,300 – ideal for single-dose dispensing.
20ml & 30ml Tablet Vials
Larger hinged vials (cartons of 450-700) for pharmacy, clinical and laboratory use. Translucent and BPA-free.
Dosing & Measuring
Calibrated dosage spoons and measuring cups to pair with your vials for accurate clinical dosing.
Pharmaceutical-Ready Packaging
Tablet vials need to protect contents, dispense cleanly and meet hygiene standards. Our hinged, integrated-lid design snaps closed securely with no loose parts, and every vial is moulded in food-grade, BPA-free polypropylene supplied in bulk cartons.
See our full pharmaceutical packaging & dosing range, or browse measuring and packaging supplies.
Order in Bulk from Mitrend
Wholesale carton pricing for pharmacies, clinics and supplement makers, with nationwide delivery.
Ready to order? Request quote or contact our sales team.
Choosing the Right Vial Size
Match vial volume to your dose count and tablet size: 10ml vials suit small single-dose dispensing (cartons of 1,300), while 20ml and 30ml vials hold larger counts for pharmacy and clinical use. All sizes use the same hinged, integrated snap-close lid, so there are no loose caps to manage on a dispensing line.
Every vial is moulded in food-grade, BPA-free polypropylene and supplied in bulk cartons. For complete dispensing, pair vials with our calibrated dosage spoons and measuring cups.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are the tablet vials BPA-free?
Yes. All our tablet vials are moulded in food-grade, BPA-free polypropylene, suitable for pharmacy, clinical and supplement use.
Do the lids come separately?
No – the snap-close lid is integrated and hinged to the vial, so there are no loose caps to lose or mismatch on a dispensing line.
What carton quantities are available?
Cartons range from 450 (30ml) up to 1,300 (10ml) depending on size. Request a quote with your volumes for wholesale pricing.
Plan a tablet-vial order around the product
Tablet-vial selection should account for the product format, required fill quantity, closure handling, labelling area and the buyer’s quality or regulatory requirements. Nominal vial volume is only one part of the specification. Test the intended tablets, capsules or samples in the vial and confirm that filling, closing, labelling and user handling work as expected before ordering bulk quantities.
Order-planning checklist
- Select a vial size using the actual product count and dimensions, allowing practical space for filling and closure.
- Check that the hinged or snap-close format suits the intended user and the buyer’s packaging procedure.
- Confirm label dimensions and placement on a filled sample before finalising artwork or production quantities.
- Calculate requirements from packing volumes, stability or quality samples, line setup and planned replacement stock.
Plan for day-to-day use
Retain an approved filled sample with the packaging specification so future orders can be checked against the same reference. During a line trial, observe whether staff can fill and close the vial consistently without damaging the closure or label. Store empty vials clean and protected from dust and deformation. Buyers remain responsible for validating packaging suitability, product compatibility and compliance for the intended pharmaceutical, clinical, laboratory or commercial use.
Request an accurate trade quote
Provide the vial volume, intended contents, approximate fill count, quantity, label requirement and delivery location. Mention whether samples are required for compatibility or line trials and whether the order is recurring. Mitrend can then quote available vial sizes and related measuring or dosing items. Supplying the application details helps avoid selecting a vial solely from nominal capacity when the product shape and workflow are equally important.
Include packaging checks in receiving
Receiving checks should compare delivered vials with the approved reference before stock is released to packing or sampling teams. Confirm the vial size, appearance, closure operation and visible condition using the buyer’s documented quality procedure. Keep different vial sizes separated and clearly labelled because similar containers can be difficult to distinguish during a busy packing run.
When the packed product, label, closure method or intended market changes, reassess the complete pack. The vial supplier can provide product information, but the buyer remains responsible for confirming suitability and compliance for the final use. A retained sample and recorded line trial give procurement, quality and operations the same reference for repeat orders.