Mini Sharps Container with Built-in Clipping Biohazard Cap for Portable Disposal of Blood Glucose Test Strips, Needle Tips & Whole Lancets (Not for Disposal of Whole Syringes)
Description
- OWell Shatter Proof Mini Sharps Container for safe and easy removal/disposable of insulin syringe needle and pen needle tips.
- Fits into the palm of your hand. Safe Clipping portable device holds up to 2,000 clipped needles.
- The OWell Safe Clip device can be used with 28G through 31G needles and 3/16 (5mm) through 0.5 (12.7mm) length needles. (Always follow your local regulations for safe disposal of used sharps.)
- OWell Safe-Clip Clipper Device by clipping off the needle, the OWell Safe-Clip clipper device helps ensure that your used syringes don't injure you or other people.
- After being clipped by the device, the needle is automatically and safely retained within the clipper.
After being clipped by the device, the needle is automatically and safely retained within the clipper.
Reviews
G**P
Great little holder
Great sized to take on your travels. Big enough to hold several Lancers and test strips.
C**N
Will not work for Nano Needles used for Insulin Pens
The container is compact and a nice design. You can only use it for syringe needles or lancets. I need one for travel that will take the Nano Pen needles. This one will not.
M**.
well made
Easy, quick and convenient!
T**P
Awesome
Wors great for my moms diabetic needs
J**E
Potentially dangerous, lid doesn't seal well
Great sized for purses and bags, the lid doesn't seal well, may be dangerous if lid comes undone and needles fall through openings.
K**E
Not for tiny needles.
Product is a great idea but not made for tiny needles, I use a 31 gauge needle and it will not cut the needle, all it does is bend it. So I tried cutting the syringe just above the needle and that worked about 20 times before breaking the blade inside. I am still using it to put the needles in, I just cut them with a pair of wire cutters then drop the needle in it. If you have a larger needle it would probably work OK, but it should have a support inside for the needle too rest against while being cut.
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