SingleCycleTM Surgical Instrument Transport Trays with Biohazard & Clean Labels.

Are Your Small Instrument Sets Transport-Compliant? Soiled instruments leaving a procedure must be in a closed container labeled as biohazard. Wrapped, open-topped trays or baskets that are used to transport instruments to a clinic’s procedure room, can't be used to remove the instruments that have become contaminated. Many hospitals still use a towel to cover instruments, but this is a clear violation of the standards. OSHA standards require a closed, leak-resistant container labeled with a biohazard symbol. This is a requirement not an option!

SingleCycle provides secure, tamper-proof protection for soiled instruments. The single-use containers are designed to protect even the most delicate instruments from damage, and are available in a variety of sizes. Not only do they eliminate the need for manual disinfection of reusable bins, they can help to reduce cross-contamination in the work area. Tamper-Proof labels with peel and stick adhesive - attach to the themself, not the tray, leaving no residue behind.