Cultures, reagents, specimen containers and laboratory sharps, from pathology labs and research facilities.
A laboratory is unusual in producing several genuinely different waste types side by side. Cultures are infectious. Reagents can be chemically hazardous. Broken glass is a sharps problem regardless of what was in it. Each needs its own container and its own line on the manifest, and mixing them creates a classification problem that has to be solved before anything can be collected.
If you autoclave on site, that changes the hazard but not the fact that the residue still has to leave through a documented route to a facility permitted to accept it. We would rather understand your on-site treatment at the assessment than discover it at the first collection.
For chemical streams the manifest needs the classification and the SDS reference, which means we need to know what is in it before we move it. Sending us the list at the assessment stage saves a conversation at the loading bay later.
Month to month, priced on what you actually generate. Even if that is one container.
Get a quoteSend us a photo of what you are currently throwing away and we will tell you honestly whether you need us, and what it would cost.