In Pharmaceutical packing, collapsible tubes made from lead are not us – McqOptions

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1.	In Pharmaceutical packing, collapsible tubes made from lead are not used as such, for one of the following reason.
A.	Costly metal
B.	Difficulty in packing
C.	Risk of Poisoning
D.	Soft in strength
Answer» D. Soft in strength

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