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MEDICAL WASTE REMEDIATION

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Continuous Environmental Challenges

  • Collection and Storage
  • Incineration, Emissions, and Landfill
  • Hauling, Liability, and Cost

Medical Waste Stream and Categories

  • Needles
  • Ampules
  • Broken Glass
  • Blades/Razors
  • Collection
  • Cups, Swabs
  • Blood tubes/bags
  • PPE, Dressings/
  • Cotton Swabs
  • Cultures, stacks
  • Dialysis kits/tubing
  • Pharmaceuticals
  • Pills
  • Injectable
  • Antibiotics

Items used to treat/ deliver chemotherapy:

  • Vials
  • Syringes
  • Chemotherapy
  • Medication
  • Pathological waste
  • Non-infectious plastic
  • Cardboard
  • Packaging Materials
  • Paper

P A I N P O I N TS : SAFETY & SUSTAINABILTY

From Hazardous to Harmless

Environmental Protection

80% less Regulated Medical Waste...

...that can be thrown in the regular trash.

Cloud-Based Regulatory Compliance 24/7 Remote System Monitoring

Clinical, Operational, and Financial Benefits Overview

Improved safety by reducing the risk of needle sticks and contamination

Reduces landfill waste

Avoids incineration ash and toxic gas output

Peace of Mind utilizing Cloud-based regulatory data tracking and storage - Senses location and conforms to local regulations

Simplicity Minimal training; intuitive touchpad interface

Remote monitoring/ self diagnosis

Reduced third party hauling costs

Potentially reduce legal fines/claims related to safety or disposal violations

COVID-19 Application

WHAT:

  • Contaminated PPE
  • Vaccine Syringes
  • Empty Vaccine Vials
  • Vial Trays
  • Needles
  • Nasal Swabs
  • Alcohol Wipes

WHERE:

  • Testing Sites
  • Vaccine Sites
  • Hospitals
  • Pharmacies
  • Laboratories
  • Clinics
  • Nursing Homes

By partnering with municipalities, hospitals, clinics, pharmacies, and drive-thru vaccine sites, we offer healthcare providers (HCP), first responders, and municipalities, a safe, simple, and sustainable way to remediate regulated medical waste at the point of care -in this case, the millions of syringes to be utilized for the COVID-19vaccine.

COVID-19 VACCINE WASTE DISPOSAL GUIDE

The following represents general recommendations for managing waste from administering the SARS-CoV-2 mRNA vaccine. It’s important to note that these are general guidelines, and you should always comply with local/state laws, CDC guidelines, and vaccine manufacturer's guidelines for vaccine waste disposal.

Syringes, Needles, and Empty Vaccine Vials:

These items should be placed in an FDA approved sharps container

Contaminated PPE:

Contaminated personal protective equipment (PPE) such as masks, gloves, and gowns should be disposed of in red bag, biohazardous waste box/containers.

Vial Trays:

If your facility is administering the Pfizer vaccine, the vial trays it is stored on should be disposed of in the red bag, biohazardous waste box/container.

Non-Contaminated PPE:

PPE items that have not been contaminated can be disposed of in the trash. Other non-contaminated items such as cotton balls, alcohol wipes, bandages, and polystyrene (Styrofoam®) can also be disposed of in the trash unless there are specific instructions from the vaccine manufacturer stating otherwise.

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