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Bio Hazard Bags

Bio hazard bags are essential for the disposal of contaminating wastes, and are part of our extensive range of odour control and continence care products.

These bags are generally used in hospitals for disposing of waste materials that have been exposed to blood or other bodily fluids, which pose a risk of contamination of viruses such as HIV an...

Bio hazard bags are essential for the disposal of contaminating wastes, and are part of our extensive range of odour control and continence care products.

These bags are generally used in hospitals for disposing of waste materials that have been exposed to blood or other bodily fluids, which pose a risk of contamination of viruses such as HIV and Hepatitis. The government standards recommend a red coloured bag made of plastic for the disposal of such wastes, marked with the international bio hazard symbol, which is a circle with several unfinished circles arising from it.

The very sight of a red bio hazard bag gives a clue that the bag must go through specific procedures for waste disposal and is not meant for ordinary procedures. Such precautions keep infections from spreading and help to protect the health of medical health professionals and patients alike.

Care Shop provides bio hazard bags in a variety of sizes, including medium and large soiled disposal bags.

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