Sharps Disposal Bin 2L with One-Way Safety Neck

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A safer place for used needles and syringes

The Sharps Disposal Bin is a 2L container for safely disposing of infectious waste, including syringes and acupuncture needles. A one-way safety neck stops sharps spilling back out, and a needle notch makes it safer to remove needles from syringes.

Why You'll Love The Sharps Disposal Bin

  1. No spills. The one-way safety neck prevents accidental spillage of sharps.
  2. Safer needle removal. A built-in needle notch helps take needles off syringes safely.
  3. Made for sharps. Takes syringes, acupuncture needles and other sharps.
  4. Clear colour coding. Colour coding follows the relevant health authority regulations.

In the clinic and at home

Keep the bin close to where injections or acupuncture happen, so each used sharp goes straight in. When it is full, close it and dispose of it through your local sharps disposal service.

The Sharps Disposal Bin in a nutshell

  1. Capacity: 2L.
  2. Safety neck: one-way, prevents spillage.
  3. Needle notch: for safer needle removal.
  4. For: syringes, acupuncture needles and other sharps.

Is it the right sharps bin for you?

  • A good fit: syringes, acupuncture needles and other sharps at home or in a clinic.
  • Check first: it holds 2L. A busy clinic may need several bins on hand.
  • Good to know: check your council or state health guidelines for disposing of a full bin.

Check your council or state health guidelines for how to dispose of a full sharps container in your area.

Sharps Disposal Bin specifications

Product Sharps Disposal Bin
Capacity 2L
Safety neck One-way, prevents accidental spillage
Needle notch Yes
For Syringes, acupuncture needles and other sharps
SKU IDC-RE2LS

Not sure which one? Email us

Email support@mobilityshopdirect.com.au with the answers below. Our team will check them and come back to you with the right sharps container, or a better match if this one isn't it.

  1. What sharps will go in the bin: syringes, pen needles, lancets or acupuncture needles?
  2. Is it for home use or a clinic?
  3. Roughly how many sharps do you use each week?
  4. How many bins do you need?
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