Clear, safe organization for your narcotics.
For first responders who need to organize and secure their Schedule II narcotics. The 57 Narcotic Case is part of Evergreen's line of clear narcotic organization cases, with foam cut for 2, 10 and 20 mL bottles and a keyed twistlock latch.
Slower to audit. Slower to pull. Easier for a vial to go missing.
The count happens before the lid opens.
A closed opaque box tells a crew nothing. Every check means opening it, counting, and closing it again — and the guesswork gets worse the more containers a safe holds. The 57 is a clear-lidded case over a single foam block, so the rows read from outside: what is seated, what is missing, what needs restocking. The check becomes a look instead of a teardown, and the pull is one reach into a known slot.
Two configurations. Pick on one question.
- Keyed twistlock latch
- Clear lid
- Foam cut for 2, 10 and 20 mL bottles
- No RFID cutout
- SKU 285255
- Keyed twistlock latch
- Clear lid
- Foam cut for 2, 10 and 20 mL bottles
- Adds an RFID cutout
- SKU 286702
Lock style is the only choice to make: both configurations carry the keyed twistlock latch, and only the RFID Cutout configuration adds the cutout. If your inventory system tags cases, order that one.
Ordering reference.
| Spec | Keyed Twistlock Latch | RFID Cutout + Keyed Twistlock Latch |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $50 | $60 |
| SKU | 285255 | 286702 |
| Keyed twistlock latch | Yes | Yes |
| RFID cutout | — | Yes |
| Vial sizes | 2, 10 & 20 mL | 2, 10 & 20 mL |
WARNING: This product can expose you to Bisphenol A (BPA), a chemical used in polycarbonate plastics and known to the State of California to cause birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov
Cut for the bottles you actually carry.
The foam is not a generic grid. Each row is cut to a different bottle diameter — 2 mL, 10 mL and 20 mL — so a vial sits in its own seat rather than rattling in an oversized hole. The diagram marks the diameter and the capacity of each row, so you can check it against the drug box you are packing before you order.
Before you order
Will it fit the safe we already have?
Does it hold the number of vials we carry?
Does this make us Schedule II compliant?
What is the difference between the two configurations?
Where is it made?
Outfitting a department? Bring three numbers.
Measure the safe
Note the usable interior of the drawer or safe the cases have to sit in. The narcotic line is made in more than one case size precisely because the safes used in ambulances and first-responder vehicles vary.
Count the vials
Write down how many 2, 10 and 20 mL bottles one unit actually carries. That is what decides which foam arrangement matches your medication mix rather than approximating it.
Send both, with your unit count
Put the safe dimensions, the vial counts, the lock style you need and how many units you're outfitting into the form below. If no existing arrangement fits, describe the one you need — Evergreen runs custom production.
More than one case size, more than one arrangement, and custom when neither fits.
Case sizes across the line
The narcotic line is made in more than one case size, so there is an option for the variable safes used in ambulances and first-responder vehicles rather than one box and a hope.
Several vial arrangements
Different units carry different supplies. The line offers more than one vial arrangement so the foam matches the medication mix you actually stock.
Custom runs
If the assortment you need isn't one we currently offer, Evergreen specializes in custom and runs custom production. Describe the layout and we can make it.
Tell us the safe, and the vial count.
Say what you store, how many of each bottle size, and the safe or drawer the case has to fit inside. If you need an arrangement that isn't in the line, describe it — Evergreen runs custom.
- Made in the USA
- 2, 10 & 20 mL layouts
- Custom runs available