Sharps Disposal Services

Sharps Disposal Services to Meet Your Needs

At Stericycle, we offer a variety of waste service solutions to match our customers’ sharps disposal needs:

• Sharps Disposal Services for a Wide Variety of Customers
• Hospital Sharps Management Services
• Sharps Containers
• Professional Sharps Mailback Systems
• Home Sharps Disposal Solutions
• Online and Annual Onsite Bloodborne Pathogens Training

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Disposable Sharps Containers for Red Bags or Pickup

Among healthcare workers alone, hundreds of thousands of accidental needlesticks and sharps injuries occur annually.

For clinics, private practices, surgical centers, and other businesses that generate used needles and syringes, we offer a complete line of sharps disposal containers in a range of sizes and styles, including containers made from recycled plastic.

When your sharps bin is full, simply secure the seal, and dispose the sharps bin in your medical red bag waste or schedule the sharps container for your biohazardous pickup.

Professional Sharps Mailback Systems

For professionals who don’t have biohazard pickups, who generate small volumes of used sharps, or who are located in remote areas, we offer a professional sharps mailback systems.

Eco-friendly Sharps Management Service

The Stericycle Sharps Management Service combines safety, convenience, and environmental responsibility.
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Stericycle Expertise: Identifying Sharps Waste

Sharps are objects or devices that have been used in patient care, medical, research, or industrial laboratories. Sharps can be glass, metal, or plastic with rigid corners, sharp edges, or protruding pieces that can slice, scrape or pierce the skin. Sharps may include (but aren’t limited to):

• Acupuncture needles
• Blood vials
• Broken glass or capillary tubes
• Culture dishes and slides
• Exposed ends of dental wires
• Lancets
• Needles, hypodermic and tubing
• Pipettes
• Root canal files
• Scalpel blades
• Suture needles
• Syringes with and without needles
• Trauma scene waste that can cut, slice or pierce
• Tubing with needles