



Certol Infectious Waste Collection Bags are an essential component in maintaining a safe and compliant healthcare environment. Specifically designed for the disposal of biohazardous waste, these bright red bags are constructed from heavy-duty polyethylene, providing both durability and reliability in waste management.
Measuring 17" x 7" x 30", and with a 12-gallon capacity, these medium-sized bags meet the strictest standards, including those in New York and Florida, making them suitable for a wide range of medical facilities. The universally recognized biohazard symbol, prominently displayed, ensures safe handling and clear identification of waste, minimizing risks associated with waste disposal processes. Each case contains 100 bags, optimizing convenience and cost-effectiveness for healthcare operations.
Certol Infectious Waste Collection Bags are an essential component in maintaining a safe and compliant healthcare environment. Specifically designed for the disposal of biohazardous waste, these bright red bags are constructed from heavy-duty polyethylene, providing both durability and reliability in waste management.
Measuring 17" x 7" x 30", and with a 12-gallon capacity, these medium-sized bags meet the strictest standards, including those in New York and Florida, making them suitable for a wide range of medical facilities. The universally recognized biohazard symbol, prominently displayed, ensures safe handling and clear identification of waste, minimizing risks associated with waste disposal processes. Each case contains 100 bags, optimizing convenience and cost-effectiveness for healthcare operations.
1. Are these bags suitable for general waste disposal?
No, Certol Infectious Waste Collection Bags are specifically designed for the disposal of biohazardous waste and should not be used for general waste.
2. Can these bags be used for sharps disposal?
These bags are not designed for sharps disposal. It is recommended to use proper sharps containers for such waste.
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