Reclosable 3-Wall Specimen Transfer Bag (Biohazard), 9" x 12", Clear, Pkg Qty 1000

Tamper-Evident Specimen Transfer Bags feature a strong adhesive closure for tamper evident security and perforations for easy access. Three wall construction provides a handy outer pouch to contain accompanying paperwork during specimen transfer. Bags are inner packed in 100s. Tamper-evident adhesive closure helps to insure integrity of the contents Three wall construction keeps paperwork and specimen separate Bags available in a variety of sizes, colors and prints to designate different specimen types Inner packed in 100s

Microban® protective coating helps reduce the opportunity for bacteria to grow on bags and prevents microbes from growing and colonizing on materials, so bags stay cleaner between cleanings. Features: Microban coating inhibits bacterial growth Dual slider zippers lock for added security Interior and exterior document pouches Accommodates ice packs Use a 10% bleach solution to clean

Features: Top-loading wheeled specimen tote Completely insulated for safe mobile blood draws and specimen transport Retractable handle and fixed wheel system Zippers can be locked with small lock or security seal Convenient exterior pockets for paperwork

SPECIMEN & DRUG TRANSPORT BAGS 3-Ply Biohazard Specimen Bags These bags provide a safe and convenient way of storing and transporting hazardous materials and chemotherapy drugs. These poly bags feature pre-printed symbols for easy identification. Biohazard Specimen Bags have an outer pouch to keep paperwork separate and dry. Includes check boxes for processing. Sold in case quantities of 1,000. Bags open along width.

These bags are designed for the safe transportation of specimens and documentation. Each bag is printed with the biohazard symbol and offers checkmark boxes to indicate special handling instructions. 2 mil gauge polyethylene (PE). Attached document compartment. Zipper closure allows repeated access to specimen. Imprinted with biohazard symbol. Complies with OSHA and NCCLS guidelines