Small sharps incidents still need a proper disposal response

Used sharps do not always appear in high-volume clinical areas. They can be found in first-aid rooms, vehicles, public facilities, workplaces, bathrooms, care environments and mobile service settings.

The risk is not only the sharp itself. It is what happens when staff do not have a dedicated sharps container nearby: unsafe handling, temporary storage, delayed disposal or improvised collection using unsuitable containers.

The ZeoMed Sharps Collection Kit with 250ml Container helps reduce that risk by providing a compact, ready-to-use sharps disposal option for locations where small-volume sharps containment is required.

Supplied with a 250ml sharps container, the kit supports safer collection, containment and disposal of used sharps in line with workplace procedures and applicable disposal requirements.

Re-order code: ZEO-Z022
Product type: Sharps collection kit
Container size: 250ml sharps container
Application: Collection, containment and disposal of used sharps

Key Features

• Designed for small-volume sharps disposal — suitable for locations where occasional sharps collection is required but a larger container may not be practical.
• Compact 250ml sharps container — provides a dedicated containment option for used sharps in first-aid rooms, vehicles, public facilities and mobile response settings.
• Helps reduce unsafe handling — gives staff a proper sharps disposal container instead of relying on improvised or unsuitable collection methods.
• Supports safer workplace procedures — helps teams segregate, contain and dispose of used sharps in line with workplace requirements.
• Convenient for distributed locations — practical for organisations that need sharps disposal options across multiple small sites, vehicles or response points.
• Ready-to-use kit format — keeps the sharps collection solution simple, visible and easy to deploy when required.
• Suitable for multiple environments — designed for workplaces, healthcare settings, aged care facilities, public venues, transport settings, first-aid areas and mobile service environments.