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I like it and it keeps the sharps where they are safe

the safe way to go

nun that I know of

This is cool, everyone wants to dispose of their stuff the proper way. That makes me feel better.

safe and secure

You can get a free one here.https://www.enlivenservices.com/ra/ongoingsupport/forms/sharps-container.jsp
I have received about 5 of them and they FedEx right to your door. I have replied no to both questions and they still send them.

I feel this is a more proper way to dispose of Sharps.

None that I know of.

While at work I have ample access to sharps containers (I am a nurse), but while at home I usually just use a 2 litre soda bottle. Once a month I will tape the lid onto the top of the bottle and put it to the curb.

My dogs can't chew the top of the 2 litre bottle off like they have done to the Sharps Container I tried to use once.

I still always worry that the lid to the 2 litre bottle will come off.

If you get a prescription from your doc., you do not have to pay for it.

safe, regulatory

none

works for me

keeps everything safe

large

I use the bleach bottle which works great. So far.

It does not go through the bottle and it is tough and can handle the storing of needles and blood strips and lancets.

They make them small now so it can only hold but so much.

i use these often but when im out i use my kitty liter jug. they are thick plastic huge we get the 20lb jug's and they last quit awhile

This is a good product when you have small children around. The way the Shaarps Container closes and stays closed is Ideal for little children.

It's hard to get the things out from the Sharps container.

I was told by my Nurse Educator that using an empty Fabric Softener

i get mine from our local hospital for free fill it to the line close and bring it back for another mt on did i say FREE!

FREE

have to go to the bacement of hospital to get them. (had to come up with somthing)