Abstract: A fluid delivery assembly transfers fluid from a first fluid-filled container filled to a second fluid container. The fluid delivery assembly includes a tube extending through a tube length between a base end which is fixedly secured to one of the first and second fluid containers and a distal end. The tube has an inner surface defining a tube contour. The fluid delivery assembly also includes a mating yoke secured to the other containers. The mating yoke defines a body periphery correlating to the tube contour such that the mating yoke in the one fluid containers is received within the tube and is capable of moving along the tube length until the first and second fluid containers are in fluid communication. Another aspect of this invention is it incorporates a container which eliminates the need for an exposed needle to draw the medicine out of the container.