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.