Bags for biohazard waste are used in hospitals and other healthcare facilities to safely collect and dispose of hazardous medical waste such as linen, blood products, and materials contaminated with bodily fluids. Plastic bags printed with words and symbols identify the contents and encourage proper handling and disposal, protecting workers from unnecessary exposure and ensuring disposal procedures are followed. Use these bags in stands, receptacles, and bag racks to keep them open.

Bags for hazardous waste are used to collect items that are contaminated with materials that can harm workers or damage the environment, including heavy metals, toxic chemicals, and infectious medical waste. They are used in industrial processing settings, chemotherapy clinics, and other settings where toxic or hazardous waste is produced.

Autoclavable bags for biohazard waste are used to hold biological waste before autoclaving. Autoclaves are used to sterilize hazardous materials in hospitals and medical care facilities before disposal. These single-use bags are used to collect and contain items before placing them in the autoclave.

Bags for chemo drugs and waste are resistant to chemotherapy drugs and waste. They are labeled as containing chemotherapy drugs, indicating to workers that special handling, disposal, and transportation are required. They are used in hospitals and cancer treatment centers.

Sickness bags have seamless construction and top closures to contain vomit and dirty tissues. Seamless construction and top closures keep contents from leaking, and protect workers from coming into contact with biological waste. These bags are used in hospitals, medical clinics, airplanes, cars, schools, and other facilities.

Hangable adhesive-backed bags (sometimes called bedside bags) have an adhesive strip that allows them to be hung at a patient's bedside, at desks and office workstations, in vehicles, and in high-traffic areas. These bags attach to any smooth surface to provide temporary waste collection.