BD Home Sharps Container - 1 ea

$ 6.10

Score By Feature

Based on 273 ratings

Sturdiness

9.88

Value for money

9.68

For traveling

7.28

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Product Description

Proof that a leak has occurred

It is resistant to being punctured

Cap that snaps shut

The device can hold between 70 and 100 syringes or 300 pen needles

Questions & Answers

In what way is the container disposed of once you've filled it up?

The name of the pharmacy and a number to call are printed on the container so that you can get any information about disposal. Other pharmacies will accept the containers and dispose of them with their biohazard waste. To put our garbage in a box, our garbage company provides it. All we have to do is call and request the pick up, and they will do it with the regular

What kind of needles can you use with this?

There are no restrictions on how big tattoo needles can be, so it should work with any tattoo needle size. How do tattoo needles work? Are they attached to syringes? Several dozen insulin syringes with a small needle can fit in this container, so I use it to dispose of insulin syringes with a small needle attached.

Could you tell me how big this container is?

There are four of you. Describe in quarts. This unit can hold up to 70 lbs The Syringes or Pen Needles can contain up to 100 needles

Selected User Reviews For BD Home Sharps Container - 1 ea

The container is good

5/5

bought this smaller container for our weeklong vacation so my daughter's insulin needles would be easier to carry. Because she doesn't want to carry a big container and the others are too small for one week, I didn't bring one.

Ernesto Osborne

| Jul 12, 2021

This is dependent

5/5

I have been using this product for many years. It does exactly what it should.

Landon Wolfe

| Jul 04, 2021

Exactly what I was looking for! My wife appreciates the safety left over from it with the needles when it is empty

4/5

I also love the price I paid for it. I'm not really a fan of the Snap lock lid, which can be tricky to remove if you accidentally snap it The Perfect Sharps Container for Those Who Don't Want To Spend An Arm or Leg on Plastic! If you need a sharps container and dont want to spend an arm or leg on one, then this is the.

Noa Baldwin

| Jun 17, 2021

It's very useful, though it would be better if the cap was better

5/5

In order to dispose of needles from my dad's Lantus insulin pen, I bought this. I find it much easier to remove the needle with this method than without it. I think he will get used to it once he gets used to the feel. He has poor eyesight and had trouble seeing where to place the pen. The only request I have is for the cap to be removable so it can be worn on long journeys. There is a permanent cap included with it, which should be thrown away. The fork was my only weapon when I decided to pry it off with the mistake of putting it on.

Desmond Christensen

| Aug 05, 2020

The first one, which took years to fill, has nearly been finished

5/5

There are over 1,700 entries in my first one, and it has taken years for it to reach this point. The picture caught my eye and I nabbed it.

Nathalia Johns

| Nov 25, 2020

Getting rid of needles from pens

5/5

Having a place to put pen needles is great!.

Gabrielle Martin

| Oct 05, 2020

This is a good container

5/5

It performs the task it was designed for - Strips for test strips, needles for an insulin pen, and sharpies for glucose meters. In the beginning, I open the container, put a plastic lid on top loosely, then fill the container completely with it. Then I close the container with the original lid and discard the old one in the trash.

Theodora Freeman

| Nov 15, 2020

My diabetic friend must have it, but here's a tip for those of you who also have diabetes

5/5

The following is a must-have for a diabetic like me, however, a tip for some to consider As you discard a syringe, carefully twist the needle from the top, in order to prevent more needles from flying out. With the needle of the syringe removed, you can throw it away in your ordinary garbage can, saving yourself a couple of dollars. Keep your needles in a responsible place!.