The PMD Biohazard Bag, measuring 12" x 15", offers a reliable solution for containing potentially infectious materials. These biohazard bags are crafted from high-density polyethylene, providing a robust barrier against leaks and tears. Each bag features a conspicuous red color complemented by the universal biohazard symbol, effortlessly alerting handlers to its hazardous content. With a drawstring closure, these bags ensure the safe and sanitary containment and transport of medical waste.

Ideal for use in hospitals, laboratories, and various medical facilities, these bags come in convenient packs of 1000, ensuring you have ample supply to manage daily operational demands. Designed to meet OSHA standards for handling biohazardous materials, these bags guarantee compliance while catering to critical healthcare needs. Their sturdy construction and vibrant alert features make them an essential component of any healthcare waste management system.

Key Features:

• High visibility red color with an internationally recognized biohazard symbol ensures easy identification of hazardous content.
• Strong and durable construction made from high-density polyethylene prevents leaks and tears.
• Equipped with a reliable drawstring closure to securely contain materials and maintain hygiene standards.

Uses:

• Biohazard Bags are used to safely contain and transport medical waste that may be contaminated with blood or other potentially infectious materials (OPIM). These bags are ideal for use in hospitals, laboratories, and other facilities where biohazardous materials are handled.

FAQs:

1. What is the capacity of each bag?
Each biohazard bag has a capacity to safely contain a significant amount of medical waste, depending on the exact materials. They are not measured by liquid capacity but are designed for safe transport and containment based on their 12" x 15" dimensions.

2. Are these bags compliant with regulations?
Yes, the PMD Biohazard Bags meet OSHA standards for the safe containment of biohazardous materials, ensuring compliance with healthcare regulations.