Medical Waste Bags & Trash Can Liners

Stock #	Capacity	W x L	Thickness	Qty/Case	Material	Color	Price
CL-PIR-2432	12-16 Gal.	24" x 32"	1.3 Mil	500 / Case	Low Density	Red	As low as $120.30
CL-PIR-4046	40-45 Gal.	40" x 46"	1.25 Mil	150 / Case	Low Density	Red	As low as $60.55
CL-PIR-3043	20-30 Gal.	30" x 43"	1.3 Mil	200 / Case	Low Density	Red	As low as $67.05
CL-PIR-3750	44 Gal.	37" x 50"	1.3 Mil	150 / Case	Low Density	Red	As low as $56.15
CL-PIR-2423	8-10 Gal.	24" x 23"	1.3 Mil	500 / Case	Low Density	Red	As low as $78.45
CL-PIRH-3750	44 Gal.	37" x 50"	3 Mil	75 / Case	Low Density	Red	As low as $83.40
CL-PIRH-2423	8-10 Gal.	24" x 30"	3 Mil	200 / Case	Low Density	Red	As low as $111.05
CL-PIRH-3043	20-30 Gal.	30" x 43"	3.2 Mil	100 / Case	Low Density	Red	As low as $62.30

Stock #	Capacity	W x L	Thickness	Qty/Case	Material	Color	Price
CL-PIY-3043	20-30 Gal.	30" x 43"	1.3 Mil	200 / Case	Low Density	Yellow	As low as $67.80
CL-PIY-3750	44 Gal.	37" x 50"	1.3 Mil	150 / Case	Low Density	Yellow	As low as $73.80

Stock #	Capacity	W x L	Thickness	Qty/Case	Material	Color	Price
CL-PSB-3043	20-30 Gal.	30" x 43"	1.3 Mil	200 / Case	Low Density	Blue	As low as $67.80
CL-PSB-3750	44 Gal.	37" x 50"	1.3 Mil	150 / Case	Low Density	Blue	As low as $58.00

Blue, Yellow, and Red Biohazard Waste Bags

Our high-visibility medical waste bags are marked with the international biohazard symbol, or you can choose to custom print with your specific requirements. Each pre-printed biohazard trash bag is printed with English and Spanish messages to ensure proper handling and safety.

Biohazard Medical Waste Bag Features:

Thicker than standard trash bags for increased puncture and tear resistance.
Each color represents a different type of medical waste for proper handling. Red for infectious waste, yellow for infectious linen, and blue for soiled linen.
Meets the DOT requirements defined in the Code of Federal Regulations in Title 49 CFR 173.197m, Regulated Medical Waste.

Frequently Asked Questions About Biohazard Trash Bags

How to dispose of biohazard waste bags?

1. Seal the Bag: Ensure the bag is securely sealed to prevent any leaks or spills. Our bags come prelabeled with the type of waste and correct markings so you do not need to apply additional labels.
2. Follow Regulations: Adhere to local regulations and guidelines for biohazardous waste disposal, as they may vary.

3. Contact a Licensed Waste Disposal Service: Arrange for disposal through a licensed medical waste disposal service, which can handle biohazardous materials safely and in compliance with regulations.

They will likely dispose of the biohazardous waste via incineration or autoclaving to destroy pathogens before final disposal. Some hospitals or medical facilities handle this in-house.

What color are biohazard bags?

Biohazard bags come in a range of colors that designate their contents. This color-coding acts as the label, saving time and simplifying the disposal process.

Red Biohazard Waste Bags indicate medical waste. This includes medical tools for testing including swabs, gauze pads, bandages, etc. Used hypodermic needles should not be disposed of in red medical waste bags, and should be put in a plastic needle disposal box, which can then be put in a red medical trash bag. They are printed in both Spanish and English.

Yellow Biohazard Waste Bags indicate infectious linen. They are used by housekeeping in hospitals or medical facilities while turning over rooms. They are printed in both Spanish and English.

Blue Biohazard Waste Bags indicate soiled linen. They are not marked with a biohazard label as they are not infectious. These are also used by housekeeping for turning over rooms. They are printed in both Spanish and English.

Are biohazard waste bags the same thing as medical waste bags?

The main difference is that biohazard waste bags are typically used to contain infectious materials that pose a risk to human health, while medical waste bags are used to contain a wider range of materials generated by healthcare facilities. Both types of bags are designed to safely contain and dispose of hazardous materials, but they may have different requirements for storage, handling, and disposal.