Sharps Disposal Florida
A
sharp is defined as any medical instrument that has a sharp point that can cut
through the skin. However, not all sharps are only used in medical facilities.
Nearly 10 percent of Americans are diabetic and need to use syringes for
insulin injections, and many other diseases that require the use of sharps at
home. Pets can also be diabetic and require syringes. In many states, it is
illegal to dispose of sharps in anything except a sharps container. Sharps
Disposal Florida Sharps should never be thrown loosely into the trash
or toilet
Sharps
that retract after use, or are very small, should be disposed of like all other
sharps.
Seminole
County offers a Sharps Program that provides a safe, easy and free method for
residents to dispose of hypodermic needles and lancets. Residents can pick up a
container, return it when full and get a new container.
Delivering
real and measurable benefits to both you and those in your care, our highly
efficient and user friendly Incomaster delivers outstanding performance for the
simple and hygienic disposal of disposable incontinence products. Designed for
simplicity, it is easy to install, low maintenance and fast. The Incomaster can
process four small pads or two large briefs in less than two minutes.
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