The cryocan itself is a chrome-painted, plastic prop (cryocan) that comes with ten vials.  The carrier on the cryocan prop can be displayed open or closed as seen in the pictures included with this listing - much like the prop in the movie.  The vials are removable but it takes a little effort (and being careful) to get them into and out of the carrier on the cryocan.  If you want to attach vial labels...you will need to apply them while they are in the carrier as there is just no spare room for a vial with a label for slide back into the carrier.  The vials were specially made for this prop and are slightly smaller than actual vials used in a lab work*.

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This prop comes with a metal Barbasol can that is a professionally made (not by me) with a rolled lower edge so that you can safely (no sharp edges at the bottom of the can) slide the cryocan inside or display it next to the cryocan with vials.  Again, these cans are professionally made (not by me) and may have some scratches/scuffs, imperfections or small dents...not a perfect item.  This Barbasol can is movie correct with the upper section painted white (rather than silver) and has a movie-correct blue cap/shaving cream dispenser nozzle**.  **Please note that the prop will NOT dispense shaving cream.

If you want to fill the vials for display - the movie reportedly used Olive oil as a fill.  I have also seen folks use colored, liquid soap.

I will also include a Dennis Nedry JP security/employee badge with a pocket clip as shown in the images.

Please ask any questions prior to purchase as I do not accept returns.

I attempt to ship within a day of purchase with payment and use USPS with a tracking number provided.

Thanks for considering this great display prop.