ASP Global Chemotherapy Transport Bags are an essential solution for the safe transportation and storage of chemotherapy drugs and other hazardous materials. These heavy-duty bags are crafted from durable, quality 4 mil polyethylene, ensuring a reliable barrier against contaminants and spills. With a secure, reclosable design, these bags can be reused, maintaining safety and integrity.

To enhance safety further, each bag features a clear printed chemotherapy safety warning, helping ensure compliance with healthcare safety standards. Available in three versatile sizes—6" x 9", 9" x 12", and 12" x 15"—these bags cater to various medical supplies and needs, making them a versatile choice for any healthcare setting. Designed to prioritize safety and convenience, these transport bags are a wise investment for clinics and hospitals managing chemo drugs or hazardous materials.

Key Features:

• Durable and reclosable design ensures repeated use without compromising safety. The high-density polyethylene material provides a strong barrier against external contamination and accidental spills.
• Clear labeling and distinct chemotherapy safety warning printed on each bag ensures compliance with safety guidelines and easy identification by medical staff.
• Available in multiple sizes to accommodate various quantities and sizes of medical supplies, making them versatile for different hospital and clinical needs.

Uses:

• These chemotherapy transport bags are designed for the safe and secure transportation and storage of chemotherapy medication and hazardous drugs. They ensure compliance with safety regulations and protect healthcare workers from exposure to dangerous substances.

FAQs:

1. Are these bags leak-proof?
Yes, the chemotherapy transport bags are designed to be leak-proof to prevent spills and contamination during transport.

2. Can these bags be used for other hazardous materials?
While they are specifically designed for chemotherapy drugs, they can also be used for other hazardous medical materials. Proper precaution and labeling are recommended.