Oakridge 2 Gallon Sharps Disposal Containers (3 Count) | Large Size
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K. BRYANT
Greater than one weekUse these to collect drug paraphernalia in our evidence room. Usually provided by our FD but they were out.
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Lynnette Johnson
> 3 dayGreat price
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Mrs. Candice Walker
> 3 dayThey are great for daily home use. I would highly recommend them.
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Genesis Steuber
> 3 dayHolding container for used diabetic treatment materials such as needles, testing strips, and expended insulin pens and needles. This is a great bargain.
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David Smithson
> 3 daya
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Mr. Joseph Alexander
> 3 dayThese are straight forward. They are a lot of value for the price. My family uses a considerable amount of sharps monthly. The county only provides quart size containers. They will not hold several types of sharps we use. I appreciate this size. We don’t need to replace every other week now.
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lINDA
> 3 dayContainers of all sizes and professional level sturdiness.
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Linda R
> 3 dayEasy to use! I had gallons of big ziplock bags to be disposed of properly. These are easier to dispose of regularly, rather than five gallon buckets, and take up much less space!
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Laurel Gorczany
> 3 daySo glad I was able to find this size for home use. Insulin syringes and insulin pens fill up small containers so quickly. The safety lock is easy to use and I don’t have to mess with duct taping it closed for the disposal site. Have already ordered twice. Definitely on my favorite list.
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Wadulisi
> 3 dayParker Fire department accepts in these containers, for disposal.
Easy to Use!
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Drop in SharpsVertical drop accommodates larger sizes. |
Temporary ClosePush lid over opening to protect from spills. Provides extra safety between uses for users, kids, and even paws. |
Permanent Close & DisposalContinue sliding lid closed until slight pressure builds and a click is heard. Your container is now permanently locked and ready for disposal! Please contact local fire station or hospital for your county"s disposal procedures. |
