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The safest bet is to keep all medications in their original bottles or packets , with pertinent labeling and instructions attached , to avoid confusion and mistakes . His voice is weak and strange ; the words bubble from his tongue like oil from a bottle and yet there can be no doubting his intention : the cup hurts his gums , he has tasted blood , he can no longer lift his head without vertigo . This package consisted of a polyethylene terephthalate ( PET ) plastic bottle and a plastic screw cap . More than 90 percent of the scheduled processes approved by the Food Venture Center ( FVC ) require the processor to check the pH of the product before it is bottled or shipped . Any prescribed medication that needs to be administered at school must be in the original bottle and must be accompanied by MCPS form 525-13 ( Authorization to Administer Prescribed Medication ) . At first , caretakers could omit baby 's least-favorite bottle or breast times , such as mid-morning , and replace that feeding with a special playtime or cuddling time . Do not touch or contaminate the inside of the bottle or cap . Exhibitors storing or using any bottled or compressed gases , dangerous chemicals , or flammable liquids must have written authorization from ITE and DLCC . Soviet Union , 50 million people live in cities where air pollution exceeds the national standard by more than a factor of 10 ; half of Poland 's cities , including Warsaw , do not treat their waste at all ; only 30 per cent of the sewage produced in the former Soviet Union is treated ; 300 cities and towns in Hungary must rely on bottled or piped water because local water has been contaminated by fertilizer run-off ; life expectancy in the polluted regions of Czechoslovakia is five years lower than in the cleaner parts of the country [ 25 ] . But do n't retire those bottles or nursing pillows just yet . For example , the discovery of an ink bottle and decorated glass flasks manufactured in the Ohio Valley , along with English ceramics , confirms that New Philadelphia 's merchants traded with market centers such as St. Louis , Missouri to make goods produced in distant places available to residents of the town . We saw much protest , not only at point of separation , but often later , when unfamiliar hands held a bottle or changed a diaper . ) Unsweetened juice in bottles or cans and fruit drink crystals with vitamin C added will continue to be eligible for shipment as Non-perishable Food . Step 2 : Now , ask how they might change any one of the three principle characteristics without opening the bottle or putting anything else into or out of the bottle . At more than a dozen places in the United States , and at many points in foreign countries , gardens were established amid the most fertile lands that in the event of the crop failing in one place , it would be prolific in another , and , for convenience in shipping , establishments for the preparation and bottling or canning , or otherwise encasing the finished product were erected . A store that has eating facilities such as tables and chairs must collect tax on sales of individual-sized bottles or cartons even if they contain more than 50 percent fruit or vegetable juice . In developing countries , use only bottled or boiled water and do not use ice in your beverage . She 's been let out of the bottle and is unwilling to go back . Elesa says Sofia was still breastfed , which saved having to worry about bottles or formula , and otherwise ate the same food as the rest of the family .