Waste Collection and Packaging
Most medical waste needs to be placed in an correctly labeled, leak-proof container. It is important to understand the volume of waste you are generating and to use the right size container for it. The right size container can help prevent overfilling and reduce the risk of spills or the spread of infectious diseases.
It is also important to understand the regulations that apply to your waste. Follow the proper techniques for packing and labeling containers of hazardous materials. Next, find a drop off location that meets the necessary regulations agreed upon with our team. You can ensure that your medical waste is safely collected, packaged, and shipped.
Discover your state's regulations on waste management.
Looking for hazardous and medical waste disposal services?
We have more information regarding other highly requested waste types under our "Other Disposal Services" page. Biomedical waste, solid waste, sharps waste, household hazardous waste, potentially infectious materials, and more. You can also access detailed information about the various waste types that we handle, allowing you to make the most informed decision.