Sharps Disposal North Carolina | Biohazard Removal | NC Needle Disposal

Welcome to North Carolina Sharps Disposal, we are the authority on Sharps Waste Management in North carolina. We are a group of small, privately owned full service Biohazard Waste transporters servicing North Carolina, Maryland, Virginia & Washington DC. We have a proven track record providing the best Sharps Waste solutions with safe and cost-effective Sharps Removal management of Clinical Biohazard Medical Waste in NC. We partner with our Sharps waste customers and communities to manage and reduce Biohazard waste from collection to disposal while recovering valuable resources and creating healthier environment for everyone.

• North Carolina Sharps Waste Disposal
• NC Needle Waste Removal
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• Medical Waste Solutions
• Red Bag Waste Management
• North Carolina OSHA Training On Sharps Use

Sharps Needle Waste Removal North Carolina

While we specialize in the removal, management, collection, transportation, treatment and disposal of all sharps waste in North Carolina. We also provide services that include but are not limited to the sales of sharps waste handling  products, OSHA training and waste stream management/consulting services for a variety of customers using sharps containers in North Carolina. Collectively our experts work every day to provide our customers in North carolina with an affordable solution for compliant Sharps disposal service, with no contract or hidden fees. Contact us today and we will direct you to one of our associates for service and pricing on your North Carolina Sharps Disposal

North Carolina Sharps Disposal Is an Affiliate of Secure Waste, Inc. Rockville Maryland

Be Smart With Sharps in North Carolina - Check out the link for great information! Or contact us for North Carolina Needle Disposal.
The North Carolina Coalition for Safe Community Needle Disposal knows of no known community sponsored sharps disposal drop-off programs in the state of North Carolina. The state currently allows patients to place used needles/pen needles, lancets (sharps) in a household container such as a laundry detergent bottle, bleach bottle or other opaque sturdy plastic container with a screw-top lid. When that container is full, you should place it in your regular garbage – not recycling. Though this is still approved in North Carolina it is the least desirable way to dispose of used sharps.