2.5 Gallon Rx Drug Liquid Waste Disposal Bottle with Hardener Pouch - 2/Cs

• Additives in bottle destroy liquid Rx drug waste
• Can be used for all non-hazardous medications
• Secure cap seals the disposed material
• Eco-friendly material for preserving the environment
• Large handle on top for carrying and transport ease
• Liquid hardening pouch facilitates safe disposal of liquids .

The Rx Drug Liquid Waste Disposal Bottle is a high-quality waste disposal solution for non-hazardous medications (DEA-controlled & Non-controlled). This container features high quality construction with great practicality and utility.

Durable Construction: This disposal bottle is made of high-impact material, designed to resist shattering and punctures. To preserve the environment, the container is designed to provide an eco-friendly solution to compatible medical waste.

The bottle includes additives that allow for a better end user experience by quickly dissolving and rendering pharmaceuticals non-retrievable faster and safer than standard disposal solutions. This container features a secure cap that is designed to prevent spillage and safe disposal. It has a capacity of 2.5 Gallons that ensures storage of a large amount of waste. Being designed for liquid disposal, it caters to a variety of waste medication types including liquid narcotic medications and syringe medication waste. The included liquid hardener pouch hardens the liquid waste for safe disposal and prevents the liquid from sloshing around the container during transport.

This product offers an option for a nationwide Mail Back Disposal Program for safe disposal of used Rx Destroyer bottles. The mail back system is recommended for facilities in certain states that prohibit Rx Destroyer disposal in the common trash or those who adhere to best management practices. Choose your preference from the menu above.

Product Options:

• Standard: RX2.5LIQ
• with Mail Back Disposal Program: RX2.5LIQMB

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.