26 devices · GMDN 62172
Laboratory waste receptacles for in vitro diagnostics (IVD) are single-use containers designed to safely collect and contain contaminated materials after contact with bodily fluids or substances. These devices prevent cross-contamination and ensure proper disposal of waste generated during diagnostic testing, such as blood, urine, or sputum samples.
These receptacles are typically regulated as single-use medical devices, often classified based on their risk level and intended use. They are commonly supplied as durable, leak-proof plastic sacks or bottles, engineered to withstand microbial barriers and secure waste containment before disposal.
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