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Pharmaceutical Waste Disposal Service
Biomedical Waste Disposal offers comprehensive pharmaceutical waste management services ensuring safe and compliant disposal of both controlled and uncontrolled substances. Our services are aligned with EPA guidelines, alongside all pertinent federal and state regulations. We manage the disposal of expired, unused, or discontinued medicines along with chemotherapy waste. Our process involves segregating trace-contaminated items into distinct color-coded containers for easy identification and secure transport to designated facilities for chemotherapy waste processing. As pharmaceuticals increasingly contaminate surface and drinking water, we are committed to updating our practices in accordance with evolving regulatory requirements, helping your facility stay compliant. Our streamlined approach facilitates a safe, simple, and efficient process that prioritizes public health and environmental protection.
Fast. Easy. Convenient.
Biomedical Waste Disposal collects, transports and disposes of pharmaceutical waste—including both controlled and uncontrolled substances. We adhere to all guidelines set forth by the EPA, as well as other federal and state regulations.
We help your facility dispose of expired, unused, or discontinued medicines, as well as chemotherapy waste. To ensure the proper disposal of chemotherapy waste, Biomedical Waste Disposal separates trace-contaminated items into easy-to-identify color-coded containers. The waste is then transported to facilities designated for chemotherapy waste removal. Our approach makes for a safe, simple, and time-saving process.
In recent years, as pharmaceuticals have been detected in surface waters and drinking water across the country, regulations concerning the safe disposal of these chemicals have continued to change. At Biomedical Waste Disposal, we stay abreast of the latest regulations to help you meet the challenges of compliance and protect the public and the environment.