Hi Hugo,
We got a 5 gallon bucket with a screw on lid. We drilled a hole in the lid for them to drop the pipette tip in.
Since ours are used with human/ animal cells, the buckets get dumped directly into a hard sided biohazard bin.
If you're not worried about biohazard contamination, you could use a broken glass box instead of a bucket (or any cardboard box that's big enough)
-Brady
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Hi,
We are having a problem with serological pipettes sticking through waste bags. Has anyone had a good solution how to dispose of these?
Many thanks!
Hugo
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