SafeSorb®

1. Wear hand and eye protection when handling infectious waste.
2. Shake bottle to loosen settled material.
3. Before beginning the procedure, open the accessory port on top of the suction canister lid.
4. Empty bottle into suction canister or liner.
5. Close the accessory port.
6. Dispose of the treated solidified waste in accordance with institutional procedures, State, Federal and Local regulations.

1. Wear hand and eye protection when handling infectious waste.
2. Shake bottle to loosen settled material.
3. Turn off suction and remove patient tubing.
4. Position E Z Spout® over patient port.
5. Push bottle down to break the liner.
6. After powder is drawn into the canister remove bottle and cap the open port.
7. Allow sufficient time for solidification.
8. Dispose of the treated solidified waste in accordance with institutional procedures, State, Federal and Local regulations.

1. Wear hand and eye protection when handling infectious waste.
2. Shake bottle to loosen settled material.
3. Before beginning the procedure, open the accessory port on top of the suction canister lid.
4. Empty bottle into suction canister or liner.
5. Close the accessory port.
6. Dispose of the treated solidified waste in accordance with institutional procedures, State, Federal and Local regulations.

1. Wear hand and eye protection when handling infectious waste.
2. Shake bottle to loosen settled material.
3. Turn off suction and remove patient tubing.
4. Position E Z Spout® over patient port.
5. Push bottle down to break the liner.
6. After powder is drawn into the canister remove bottle and cap the open port.
7. Allow sufficient time for solidification.
8. Dispose of the treated solidified waste in accordance with institutional procedures, State, Federal and Local regulations.

1. Wear hand and eye protection when handling infectious waste.
2. Shake bottle to loosen settled material.
3. Before beginning the procedure, open the accessory port on top of the suction canister lid.
4. Empty bottle into suction canister or liner.
5. Close the accessory port.
6. Dispose of the treated solidified waste in accordance with institutional procedures, State, Federal and Local regulations.

1. Wear hand and eye protection when handling infectious waste.
2. Shake bottle to loosen settled material.
3. Turn off suction and remove patient tubing.
4. Position E Z Spout® over patient port.
5. Push bottle down to break the liner.
6. After powder is drawn into the canister remove bottle and cap the open port.
7. Allow sufficient time for solidification.
8. Dispose of the treated solidified waste in accordance with institutional procedures, State, Federal and Local regulations.

1. Wear hand and eye protection when handling infectious waste.
2. Shake bottle to loosen settled material.
3. Before beginning the procedure, open the accessory port on top of the suction canister lid.
4. Empty bottle into suction canister or liner.
5. Close the accessory port.
6. Dispose of the treated solidified waste in accordance with institutional procedures, State, Federal and Local regulations.

1. Wear hand and eye protection when handling infectious waste.
2. Shake bottle to loosen settled material.
3. Turn off suction and remove patient tubing.
4. Position E Z Spout® over patient port.
5. Push bottle down to break the liner.
6. After powder is drawn into the canister remove bottle and cap the open port.
7. Allow sufficient time for solidification.
8. Dispose of the treated solidified waste in accordance with institutional procedures, State, Federal and Local regulations.

1. Wear hand and eye protection when handling infectious waste.
2. Shake bottle to loosen settled material.
3. Before beginning the procedure, open the accessory port on top of the suction canister lid.
4. Empty bottle into suction canister or liner.
5. Close the accessory port.
6. Dispose of the treated solidified waste in accordance with institutional procedures, State, Federal and Local regulations.

1. Wear hand and eye protection when handling infectious waste.
2. Shake bottle to loosen settled material.
3. Turn off suction and remove patient tubing.
4. Position E Z Spout® over patient port.
5. Push bottle down to break the liner.
6. After powder is drawn into the canister remove bottle and cap the open port.
7. Allow sufficient time for solidification.
8. Dispose of the treated solidified waste in accordance with institutional procedures, State, Federal and Local regulations.

1. Wear hand and eye protection when handling infectious waste.
2. Shake bottle to loosen settled material.
3. Before beginning the procedure, open the accessory port on top of the suction canister lid.
4. Empty bottle into suction canister or liner.
5. Close the accessory port.
6. Dispose of the treated solidified waste in accordance with institutional procedures, State, Federal and Local regulations.

1. Wear hand and eye protection when handling infectious waste.
2. Shake bottle to loosen settled material.
3. Turn off suction and remove patient tubing.
4. Position E Z Spout® over patient port.
5. Push bottle down to break the liner.
6. After powder is drawn into the canister remove bottle and cap the open port.
7. Allow sufficient time for solidification.
8. Dispose of the treated solidified waste in accordance with institutional procedures, State, Federal and Local regulations.

1. Wear hand and eye protection when handling infectious waste.
2. Shake bottle vigorously to loosen settled material.
3. Trim plastic tip with scissors at a 45° degree angle.
4. Before beginning the procedure, open the accessory port on top of the suction liner lid.
5. Pour one graduated line of SafeSorb® for each 1200cc’s of fluid to be solidified.
6. Close the accessory port.
7. Dispose of liner in accordance with your facilities’ protocol and Local, State and Federal regulations.

SPILLS

1. Wear hand and eye protection when handling infectious waste.
2. Shake bottle vigorously to loosen settled material.
3. Trim plastic tip with scissors at a 45° angle.
4. Squeeze bottle to evenly distribute SafeSorb® over the fluid spill area.
5. After the spill area is solidified, sweep up waste and dispose of in accordance with your facilities’ protocol and Local, State and Federal regulations.