Smallpox Vaccine Vials (Seven Doses)

A small cluster of seven clinical vaccine doses presented as individual vials or ampoules: compact, glass or sealed containers with sterile, clinical labeling suggesting a controlled medical stock. They sit together as a handheld packet or vial set—cool, clinical, and stark against the warm office light. Josh produces them as proof, fingers tense around the cold glass; others draw closer, shock and calculation sharpening their faces. The vials function as a tactile, evidentiary prop that punctuates Josh's warning and concentrates attention on scarcity and risk.