As Sara Goldstein communicated to Tami Cool's starship:
 SG> Glad you like the idea of using medicine bottles.  I generally ask the
 SG> pharmacy to give me easy-open ones that are kinder on my hands.  The
 SG> wider the diameter of the top, the easier it will be to get the
 SG> balance back into the jar.
 I hadn't thought of using medicine bottles for embossing
 powders. Mine all have those childproof lids and for me,
 I think I'd prefer easy open containers for embossing
 powders. However, I do use my RX bottles for confetti. I
 x-stitched little designs, stiffened them and then glued
 them on the lid of the RX bottle and put a ribbon and bow
 around the outside of the bottls. I gave Christmas gifts
 of the bottles with confetti of different shapes in
 each one.
 SG> Also, if any of your medication comes with the little barrels that
 SG> absorb moisture, that will keep the ep from getting lumpy.  It rarely
 SG> does that and even then, I just stir it with a tooth pick.
 I've  never had a problem with the powders getting lumpy.
 I don't know if that is because I work with them so often,
 or simply that they are stored in containers with tight
 lids.
 Wendy
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