Set of 10 Bags for medical waste 20 liters (needles, napkins, tips, needles)
Specifications
- Volume
- 20 liters
- Quantity
- 10
- Material
- Polyethylene
- Color
- Yellow
- Dimensions
- 620x320mm
- Usage
- Medical waste
- Sterilization
- Sealing
- Compatibility
- Non-sharp
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Complete guide: Set of 10 Bags for medical waste 20 liters (needles, napkins, tips, needles)
Yellow Biohazard bags are the legally mandatory consumable for collecting infectious medical waste in any unit performing invasive procedures — including tattoo, piercing, and micropigmentation studios. The set contains 10 bags of 20 liters each, made of high-density polyethylene, with dimensions of 620 mm length and (320+2×110) mm width. The yellow color is the regulated one for separating contaminated waste from household garbage, and the 20-liter format covers the typical daily volume of a studio with regular activity.
How to use
- Mount the bag in a bin or holder dedicated exclusively to infectious waste, placed in the work area, separate from the household bin. Check beforehand that the dimensions (620 mm × (320+2×110) mm) fit your holder.
- Only dispose of non-sharp contaminated waste in the bag: used gloves, wipes, protective films and barriers, disposable drapes.
- Sharp-cutting objects (needles, cartridges, tips, blades, cannulas) are NOT thrown directly into the bag — they are first collected in special rigid containers with a secure lid.
- Do not fill the bag completely — leave enough room at the top so you can close it tightly without touching the contents.
- After filling, seal the bag by tying it tightly and label it according to regulations: sealing date, waste type, generating unit name, and estimated quantity.
- Store sealed bags in the designated waste area at controlled temperature for a maximum of 48–72 hours.
- Hand over the bags to the authorized medical waste collection company, with transport forms completed at each pickup.
Tips from us
- Keep track of consumption rate: for a single artist, the set of 10 bags covers approximately two weeks of work; in a studio with 2–3 artists working daily, about one week — order the next sets in advance so you don't run out of stock.
- Buying a set of 10 pieces is significantly cheaper per piece than buying individually — the logical choice for studios with constant activity.
- Store unused bags in a dry place, away from direct sunlight and heat sources, and use them in the order of purchase.
- If a full bag is damaged, do not transfer the contents — place the entire bag into a new yellow bag and seal that one.
- Keep all traceability documents (contract with the collection company, waste record register, transport forms) for at least 3 years — they are checked during inspections.
Frequently asked questions
Can I throw used needles and cartridges directly into these bags?▾
No. Yellow bags are for soft, non-sharp contaminated waste: gloves, wipes, protective films, disposable drapes. Needles, cartridges, tips, blades, and cannulas must be collected in special rigid containers with a secure lid — a plastic bag can be punctured and becomes a hazard for anyone handling it.
How long does a set of 10 bags last me?▾
It depends on your client volume: for a single artist with regular activity, the set covers approximately two weeks of work. In a studio with 2–3 artists working daily, it lasts about one week, in which case it is recommended to order multiple sets at once to ensure your stock.
What do I do with the bag after it is full?▾
Seal it by tying it tightly, label it with the sealing date, waste type, unit name, and estimated quantity, then store it in the designated area for a maximum of 48–72 hours at controlled temperature. Handover is exclusively to the authorized medical waste collection company, with completed transport forms.
Can I use regular garbage bags if I run out of yellow ones?▾
No. Separating contaminated waste into yellow bags is mandatory by law for any unit performing invasive procedures, and using regular garbage bags instead constitutes an offense under Order 1226/2012. The safest option is to order a new set before the current one runs out.
How do I store unused bags to prevent degradation?▾
In a dry place, away from direct sunlight and heat sources. The bags have no expiration date, but it is good to use them in the order you purchased them so the stock rotates naturally.
Are the bags resistant to wet waste?▾
Yes. High-density polyethylene is impermeable, and the wall thickness prevents leaks even with waste containing residual liquid — for example, soaked wipes. However, free liquids in large quantities are not collected in bags; for these, use appropriate containers according to medical waste management procedures.
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