Single-syringe sharps containers hold an individual syringe for disposal after one-off blood draws and injections. They are commonly kept in medical bags for emergency use and onsite health screenings or carried by individuals for personal health monitoring and injections.

One-quart sharps containers provide capacity for collecting sharps in individual exam and patient rooms. They have a flat bottom to sit on a table, desk, tray, or other even surface. Their hard casing resists punctures and keeps fluids contained to prevent leaks, and their lid fits tightly to keep sharps enclosed.

Two-to-five quart sharps containers provide capacity for collecting sharps from a few exam and patient rooms. They mount to a wall or sit on a countertop. Their hard casing resists punctures and keeps fluids contained to prevent leaks, and their lid fits tightly to keep sharps enclosed.

Four-to-twenty gallon sharps containers provide capacity for collecting a large volume of sharps from emergency rooms and other high-traffic, multi-bed treatment areas. They mount to a wall, sit on a countertop, or stand on the floor. Their hard casing resists punctures and keeps fluids contained to prevent leaks, and their lid fits tightly to keep sharps enclosed.

Sharps mailback kits include containers to collect sharps plus packing and shipping supplies to send filled containers to a disposal center.