The present invention relates to the field of medical dispensing tools. More specifically, the present invention relates to a powdered antibiotic dispensing tool device that is comprised of a body having a top plate and a bottom plate, and a stem that attaches to the bottom plate, wherein the stem further has at least two handles. The device further preferably resembles a syringe, comprised of an accordion-like body that is flexible or semi-flexible, such that it can expand and contract. The device is also comprised of a stem that allows a user to easily grip the device to crush an antibiotic into a powder and administer the antibiotic by spraying it through the end of the stem. In this manner, the device can be applied to any antibiotic such that it may be turned into a powder and sprayed on a surgical site or wound to prevent infection.
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