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Telescoping leakproof two-piece medical syringe container. An upper tubular member or "cap" closed at its top end is wide enough along its vertical extent and downward to surround a syringe plunger, and also extends laterally from near its open lower end outward and downward to that end, so as to su

Telescoping leakproof two-piece medical syringe container. An upper tubular member or "cap" closed at its top end is wide enough along its vertical extent and downward to surround a syringe plunger, and also extends laterally from near its open lower end outward and downward to that end, so as to surround a finger grip of a syringe. A lower tubular member or "body" closed at its bottom end is wide enough along its vertical extent and upward to surround a syringe barrel with optional attached needle, and also extends laterally, from near its open upper end outward and upward to that end, so as to surround the syringe finger grip. The cap member and the body member telescope snugly together, and are retained against accidental opening by one or more detents on the open end of one of the tubular members overlapping the end of the other tubular member. At least one open end is tapered relative to the other open end to ensure that a leakproof container results when telescoped together.

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[ The claimed invention:] [1.] Leakproof container, for enclosing a syringe having an upright plunger fitting slidably down into the open upper end of a barrel provided with a lateral finger grip portion and extending downward to a needle junction with optional attached needle; comprisingan upper tu

[ The claimed invention:] [1.] Leakproof container, for enclosing a syringe having an upright plunger fitting slidably down into the open upper end of a barrel provided with a lateral finger grip portion and extending downward to a needle junction with optional attached needle; comprisingan upper tubular cap member closed at its top end, open at its bottom end, and wide enough along its vertical extent and downward to surround a syringe plunger, and also extending further laterally from near its open bottom end outward and downward to that end, so as to surround the syringe finger grip, and further adapted to telescope snugly against a complementary tubular member;a complementary lower tubular body member closed at its bottom end, open at its top end, and wide enough along its vertical extent and upward to surround a syringe barrel and attached needle, and also extending laterally, from near its open top end outward and upward to that end, so as to surround the syringe finger grip, and further adapted to telescope snugly against the cap member;the respective members forming a leakproof seal when assembled by press-fit telescoping of their respective open ends together;wherein both tubular members are circular in cross-section except at their open ends, where they are widened along a transverse axis to fit around the syringe finger grip and to enable the respective tubular members to be press-fit completely together and to deter re-opening, while enabling re-opening by forceful manipulation to pull them apart.