The Dungeon Alchemist

Our alchemist's supply is running low, lord. It would appear we've only got six remaining varieties of potion on our shelves, and only three of those actually in demand? What about the glowing green ones? Or maybe that one that looks vaguely like someone's hershey squirts that somehow cures the plague? Vials came in many shapes and styles with the innovation of glass blowing and rod shaping, and those shapes had purpose.

Beakers, alchemic crucibles, desk mounted centrifuges, vertical centrifuges, filter racks, distillers, alembics, and sifters were all common features in an alchemic laboratory or herbalist's lodge for those with the funding or handicraft to be able to produce them. As were salve tins, straight vials, and flasks of various designs ranging from geometric to rounded.