It seems to be a vial of some kind factory made with glue on the side holding a dark brow almost red liquid it doessend seem to be oil and it has surface tention im planning to turn it in by the firefighters but id like to know what it is

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    That really looks like an old school glass stinkbomb. Except the liquid isn’t yellow.

    Edit: added image

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      It’s not yellow probably because of how old it is and potentially the sun discoloring it. I’m betting someone dropped it or hoped someone would step on it and it would be a funny beach gag. That’s my guess anyway.

      What you posted is exactly what popped in my mind when I saw it as well.

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      I decided to have a trial run with one of those in the sixth grade cafeteria. It certainly did the job, and I had some time with the vice principal.

      Itch powder also works.

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        Yes! I used to buy all this shit at a magic store in the Burlington Center, a NJ mall. Even got the cigar charges and put one in my brothers cigarette. Hilarious, but it led to a pretty epic beating.

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          The exploding cigarette is hilarious! These days adult me thinks damn, that’s dangerous, but the kid is still in there laughing.

          Was your brother ok, and did you get to watch it blow up?!

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    That looks like some sort of ampoule.

    I suspect it is medicine.

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        It doesn’t get shattered. You use a file to work that thin point, break off the top and extract the medicine.

        Common Medicines in Ampules

        • Pain relievers: Morphine and tramadol.
        • Emergency and heart drugs: Epinephrine or atropine.
        • Diuretics: Furosemide.
        • Nausea medications: Promethazine.
        • Respiratory treatments: Liquid albuterol for nebulizers.
        • Diluents and sterile liquids:  Sterile water or saline for mixing
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      Im sorry i dont know what you mean i disposed of it or rther someone more equiped disposed of it im geussing it was iodine should i eddit my og post or anything?

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    Could be bromine. It’s a reddish brown liquid that’s highly corrosive and toxic and is typically fused into ampules for storage, as it gives off toxic fumes.

    Be careful to not break it or get it too warm until you know for sure what it is.

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      I dont think its bromide it doed not really have any gass ontop of the liquid and its also not dark enough ill def be carefull with it tho thanks for the advice

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    Any number of chemicals or medicines. Hard to say if it’s always been brown or the colour is due to degradation. Firefighters would probably be the best idea. Or like a hazardous chemical waste.

    Just be careful not to break it open.