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The Biohazard specimen bags protect health-care personnel from specimen leaks, and the document pouch compartment prevents the patient information from being misplaced or compromised. Waste disposal company in Georgia The locking specimen lab transport bags conforms to NCCLS specimen handling guidelines for secondary containment. The bright orange and black bio hazard print is easily noticed and meets hospitals and other major medical institutions. Placing the primary container (blood tubes, agar plates, flasks, test tubes, for example) in a secondary container with absorbent towels to cushion the primary container and absorb liquids in the event of a leak or spill.  Acceptable secondary containers include plastic or metal devices with a lid or a plastic cap.  If a small number of plates or tubes are involved, a bag containing absorbent material may be used. The secondary container must be with a biohazard symbol and each primary container should be its contents. The secondary container should be a dedicated transport vessel. Biohazardous material being hand-carried and transported on foot by UI personnel from one building to another on campus must be packaged as indicated above.