Non-Hazardous Pharmaceutical Waste Container with Biohazard Label
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Product description
Our non-hazardous pharmaceutical waste containers are developed exclusively to meet state regulations for pharmaceutical waste. White with blue lids, they are easily distinguished from other disposal containers. Available with a leak-resistant gasket and absorbent pad to help contain liquid contents. Locking wall-mounting brackets and floor carts are available allowing for point-of-use placement and one-handed disposal; increases mobility, stability, and security.
- Tamper evident label helps deter tampering during final disposal
- Sturdy, rigid polypropylene construction provides excellent impact and leak resistance (unlike cardboard or fiber) to contain heavy vials, I.V. bags, and more
- Secure, hinged lid with temporary and final closure accepts larger, bulkier waste; closes temporarily between uses; locks for final disposal
Ordering information
| Order Code | Description | Ship Case |
|---|---|---|
8820 |
2 Gallon Pharmceutical Waste Container |
20 |
8836sa |
3 Gallon Pharmaceutical Waste Container, Counterbalanced Lid |
10 |
8850 |
8 Gallon Pharmceutical Waste Container, Hinged Lid |
10 |
8851 |
8 Gallon Pharmceutical Waste Container, Slide Lid |
10 |
8860 |
12 Gallon Pharmceutical Waste Container, Hinged Lid |
10 |
8870 |
18 Gallon Pharmceutical Waste Container, Hinged Lid |
5 |
8871 |
18 Gallon Pharmceutical Waste Container, Slide Lid |
5 |
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