MailBack 2 Gallon 4-Pack PureWay Sharps Container Disposal System with Prepaid Return Label - Safe Needle Disposal for Home, Travel, Medical & Personal Use - Ideal for Diabetic Care, Veterinary Clinics & Tattoo Studios

PUREWAYS SHARPS MAIL BACK SYSTEM INCLUDES: Postage pre-paid return shipping labelUSPS authorizationCompliance Waste ManifestPolybags, zip tie and tape to secure systemCertificate of Disposal once complete WHAT ARE SHARPS? OSHA standards describe sharps as a contaminated object that can penetrate human or animal skin. Sharps are considered a form of regulated medical waste also known as biohazardous waste, generated during patient care. Most common forms of sharps waste found in healthcare practices are: SyringesNeedlesScalpel BladesRazor BladesAuto-injectorsHypodermic needlesCap needles WHAT ARE SHARPS? OSHA standards describe sharps as a contaminated object that can penetrate human or animal skin. Sharps are considered a form of regulated medical waste also known as biohazardous waste, generated during patient care. Most common forms of sharps waste found in healthcare practices are: SyringesNeedlesScalpel BladesRazor BladesAuto-injectorsHypodermic needlesCap needles WHAT DOES NOT GO INSIDE OF A SHARPS DISPOSAL SYSTEMS? Sharps disposal systems are limited to disposing of only medical sharps and other items unrelated should not be placed inside of this system. Proper training of your staff will help avoid any confusion and annual training is recommended to ensure you or your facility is disposing of your waste properly. Waste that should not be placed in a sharps containers: Medication or any pharmaceuticalsInhalers or aerosolsUnregulated municipal solid waste “regular trash”Liquids of any kind including bloodHazardous chemicalsBatteries WHAT DOES NOT GO INSIDE OF A SHARPS DISPOSAL SYSTEMS? Sharps disposal systems are limited to disposing of only medical sharps and other items unrelated should not be placed inside of this system. Proper training of your staff will help avoid any confusion and annual training is recommended to ensure you or your facility is disposing of your waste properly. Waste that should not be placed in a sharps containers: Medication or any pharmaceuticalsInhalers or aerosolsUnregulated municipal solid waste “regular trash”Liquids of any kind including bloodHazardous chemicalsBatteries