Dangers of Lithium Batteries and How to Properly Dispose
Here’s a closer look at the dangers of lithium batteries and how to properly dispose of them to avoid risks.
Read MoreTop 10 Waste Minimization Tips
Find out what it’s going to take to finally cut down on waste in today’s healthcare settings.
Read MoreWhat are HAIs and How Can You Prevent Them?
HAIs are stressful to endure and can also take a financial and emotional toll on patients. Follow these tips to prevent issues that weren’t part of a patients original diagnosis.
Read MoreOne-Stop Waste Management Services Save You Money
Here’s how bundling your waste services can save your business time & money!
Read MoreEverything You Need to Know About Handling Mercury at Your Facility
Handling mercury at your facility? Here’s everything you need to know about its disposal process.
Read MoreWhat Happens to Implants Once They’re Removed?
Need to get rid of used implants? To maintain compliance with federal law, working with a medical waste disposal company is important.
Read MoreCelebrating National Pharmacist Day! 3 Tips for Safe Pharmaceutical Waste Disposal
Today we give thanks to all Pharmacists who work throughout the year to ensure the public is safe and well cared for. #NationalPharamcistDay
Read MoreNew Year Health Check-up: A Small Office Plan for Medical Waste Management
Creating an optimal plan for medical waste management at your small office should be at the top of your 2019 check list.
Read MoreMedical Waste Segregation Series: Blue Containers for Pharmaceutical Waste
Blue medical waste containers are designated for disposal of pharmaceutical waste. If you’ve been following along with our Medical Waste Segregation Series you’ve likely learned some valuable information on why a color-coding system for containers is necessary for both safety and sanitation at medical and healthcare facilities.
Read MoreRed Bags December Blog Round Up – December 2018
ICYMI: Here’s a quick rundown of the topics we’ve been discussing over on the Red Bags blog in December.
Read MoreMedical Waste Segregation Series: Red Sharps Containers vs. Red Bags
Learn the difference between red bags and red sharps containers as part of our medical waste segregation series.
Read MoreMedical Waste Segregation Series: Yellow Containers
Chemotherapy medical waste is hazardous because it is pharmaceutical waste that includes drugs which can be harmful when in contact. Medical waste segregation is the practice of separating all hazardous solid and non-solid waste into clearly marked containers for proper handling, processing, and disposal. Following these rules will keep the public and the environment safe.…
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