Cardinal Health Monoject™ Non-Hazardous Pharmaceutical Waste Container, Gasketed Hinged Lid, 2 Gallon, White

This non-hazardous pharmaceutical waste container is built for collecting non-hazardous pharmaceutical waste in healthcare and pharmacy settings. It works well for nursing units, med carts, anesthesia areas, and pharmacies that need a rigid container with temporary between-use closure and locking final disposal. The 2 gallon size, gasketed hinged lid, and white color help support point-of-use waste segregation.

Key Features

• Made for disposal of non-hazardous pharmaceutical waste
• Gasketed hinged lid supports temporary closure during use and locking final closure for disposal
• Leak-resistant gasket and absorbent pad help contain liquid contents
• Rigid polypropylene construction helps handle heavy vials, IV bags, and other contents
• White and blue color scheme helps distinguish it from sharps, chemotherapy, and other disposal containers
• Nestable design helps save storage space between uses

Good Fit For

• Nursing units
• Medication carts and point-of-use setups
• Anesthesia areas
• Pharmacies

Applications and Usage

• Collecting non-hazardous pharmaceutical waste at the point of use
• Managing bulky waste such as vials and IV bags
• Supporting temporary closure between disposals during active workflows
• Securing contents for final disposal with a locking lid

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• This container is intended for non-hazardous pharmaceutical waste.
• The 2 gallon capacity may suit smaller point-of-use collection needs better than central accumulation areas.
• Wall-mounting brackets and floor carts are noted as available, but are not included in the stated facts.

FAQ

• What type of waste is this container meant for? This container is intended for non-hazardous pharmaceutical waste.
• Can the lid be closed between uses? Yes. The hinged lid allows temporary closure during use and locks for final disposal.
• Does this container help manage liquid residue? Yes. A leak-resistant gasket and absorbent pad help contain liquid contents.
• Where is this waste container commonly used? Common use locations include nursing units, med carts, anesthesia areas, and pharmacies.
• Is this container suitable for larger or heavier pharmaceutical waste items? Yes. The rigid polypropylene construction is intended to contain heavier items such as vials and IV bags, and the lid opening accepts larger, bulkier waste.

From Monoject by Cardinal Health.