Sharps Container 1 Quart — Puncture-Resistant, 20/Case
Sharps Container 1 Quart — Puncture-Resistant, 20/Case
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Twenty containers to a case, one per station rather than one per building, so a needle never has to be carried down a corridor. The bag the full container is bagged into before the carrier collects it is the red 30-gallon biohazard waste bag, 5 per pack.
What does one 1-quart sharps container cost in a case of 20?
The case is $89.99 for 20 containers, which puts one container at about $4.50: 89.99 divided by 20 is 4.4995. Per-container is the useful figure because the unit is placed, filled and replaced by station, not by clinic — a five-room practice starting from nothing needs five containers, and the rest of the case is the replacement cycle. The case price is the current price on this listing and the per-container figure is arithmetic on it.
| Parameter | Detail |
|---|---|
| Capacity | 1 quart (approximately 0.95 L) |
| Wall | Puncture- and leak-resistant |
| Lid | Locking lid with restricted opening |
| Fill indicator | Visible fill line |
| Format | Single use, 20 per case |
| Intended use | Sharps containment at the point of use |
| SKU | CLI-SHARP-1QT |
| Case price | $89.99, about $4.50 a container |
How do you know when a sharps container has to be swapped?
When sharps reach the fill line, not when the container is full to the brim. Overfilling is the finding that shows up most often in clinic audits, because a container filled above the line cannot be closed safely — the restricted opening is designed to stop a hand reaching in, and it stops working the moment the contents are standing above it. Keep the container upright at the point of use, close it once the line is reached, and have the replacement within arm's reach so the closed container is not set down on a bench.
What documentation does a Canadian clinic need for sharps containers?
In Canada, sharps containers are expected to satisfy CSA Z316.6, and supplier declarations for the current stock are available on request so that the paperwork is in place before a compliance review rather than during one. Disposal itself is not part of the container purchase: collection is arranged with your licensed medical waste carrier, and the container passes into that stream bagged and closed. Keep the supplier declaration and the carrier's collection records together — auditors ask for both sides of the same chain.
Container counts per room and replacement cycles can be planned on the station and replacement planner; audit and disposal templates come from the compliance log centre, which also holds the sterilization log generator for the reusable instrument side of the same inspection. Group and multi-site quantities go through wholesale ordering, and container or documentation questions can be put to the compliance desk.
The establishment record behind this container carries MDEL #35334, held by CliniEco Medical, and supplier declarations are requested through that same channel.
A one-quart sharps container sized for the point of use: exam room counters, treatment carts, phlebotomy trays and mobile or home-visit kits. Supplied 20 per case so each station can carry its own container instead of walking needles across the building.
A one-quart container is the format most clinics actually fill. It is small enough to be emptied or swapped on schedule and large enough to avoid constant replacement in a low-volume room.
Who it is for
- Physician and family practice exam rooms
- Dental operatories and hygiene bays
- Phlebotomy and vaccination stations
- Home care, foot care and mobile nursing services
- Veterinary clinics and long-term care treatment carts
Specifications
| Capacity | 1 quart (approx. 0.95 L) |
| Wall | Puncture- and leak-resistant |
| Lid | Locking lid with restricted opening |
| Fill indicator | Visible fill line |
| Format | Single use, 20 per case |
| Intended use | Sharps containment at the point of use |
Ordering and compliance notes
In Canada, sharps containers are expected to satisfy CSA Z316.6. Supplier declarations for the current stock are available on request so that documentation is in place before your next compliance review. Disposal is arranged through your licensed medical waste carrier.
Related reading
- Sharps containers in Canada: types, regulations and sizes
- Sharps container fill line: why overfilling breaks compliance
- Medical waste bags and disposal supplies
Buying for a clinic, lab or care home? Order the case size online, or request a B2B quote for volume pricing, standing orders and purchase-order terms at CliniEco bulk quote.