Monoject Phlebotomy Sharps Containers for blood draw trays and clinical needle disposal

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Monoject™ Phlebotomy Sharps Containers | 1 Qt and 2.2 Qt Needle Disposal

Ref: MONOJECT-PHLEBOTOMY-SHARPS-CONTAINERS

Category: Sharps Containers

SKU: 8900SA-1

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About Monoject™ Phlebotomy Sharps Containers | 1 Qt and 2.2 Qt Needle Disposal

Monoject™ Phlebotomy Sharps Containers from Balego are compact, portable sharps containers designed for blood draw trays, phlebotomy carts, lab stations, exam rooms, and clinical workflows where used needles and small sharps need to be contained at the point of use.

Available in 1-quart and 2.2-quart options, these Cardinal Health Monoject™ containers help clinicians dispose of blood, hypodermic, and I.V. needles in a dedicated phlebotomy container. Choose a single 1-quart unit for small-volume needs, a case of 100 for high-volume clinics, a Renewables 1-quart opaque red option for facilities prioritizing recycled-material product lines, or a 2.2-quart case for higher-capacity phlebotomy workflows.

Product Overview

Monoject™ Phlebotomy Sharps Containers are portable sharps disposal containers designed to fit common caddies and blood drawing trays. Their compact footprint makes them especially useful for mobile blood draw workflows, outpatient clinics, labs, phlebotomy stations, exam rooms, and treatment areas where sharps disposal needs to be close to the point of use.

These containers are designed for the disposal of small clinical sharps such as

Sharps TypeCommon Use Setting
Blood collection needlesPhlebotomy stations and blood draw trays
Hypodermic needlesClinics, labs, and treatment rooms
I.V. needlesMedical and outpatient care settings
LancetsTesting and specimen collection workflows
Butterfly tubingBlood draw and infusion-related workflows
Small syringesClinical sharps disposal when permitted by facility policy

Important: Always follow your facility’s sharps disposal policy, OSHA requirements, state/local regulated medical waste rules, and waste-hauler instructions.

Available Options

Balego Size OptionLikely Manufacturer CodeCapacityColor / Material FocusCase QuantityBest For
1 Quart Red Single Unit8900SA-1 / 8900SA1 quartRed biohazard sharps containerSingle unitSmall clinics, trial orders, individual treatment rooms, low-volume stations
1 Quart Red Case of 1008900SA1 quartRed biohazard sharps container100/caseHigh-volume phlebotomy departments, clinics, labs, multi-room stocking
Renewables 1 Quart Opaque Red Case of 1008900MW1 quartOpaque red Renewables option100/caseFacilities that prefer Cardinal Health Renewables sharps container options
2.2 Quart Red Case of 601522SA2.2 quartsRed biohazard sharps container60/caseHigher-volume phlebotomy stations or trays needing more capacity

Specification Comparison

Manufacturer CodeDescriptionDimensions, H × D × WCase Quantity
8900SA1 quart, red6.25" × 4.25" × 4.25"100
1522SA2.2 quart, red7.25" × 4.75" × 6.5"60
8900MWRenewables, 1 quart, opaque red6.25" × 4.25" × 4.5"100

Best Option by Facility Need

Facility NeedRecommended OptionWhy It Fits
One container for a single station1 Quart Red Single UnitLow-cost entry option for small-volume or replacement needs
Stocking multiple blood draw trays1 Quart Red Case of 100Standard compact option with bulk case quantity
Sustainability-focused purchasingRenewables 1 Quart Opaque Red Case of 100Renewable product-line option with opaque red design
More capacity per container2.2 Quart Red Case of 60A larger container reduces changeout frequency compared with 1 quart
Mobile phlebotomy setup1 Quart RedA compact size is easier to fit in many trays and caddies
Busy lab or clinic1 Quart Case of 100 or 2.2 Quart Case of 60Case packaging supports high-volume inventory control
Multi-site clinic standardizationStock both 1 quart and 2.2 quarts.Lets teams match capacity to each location’s usage volume

How to Choose the Right Monoject™ Phlebotomy Sharps Container

Choose 1 Quart Red Single Unit if

  • You need a single container rather than a full case.
  • You are testing fit in a blood draw tray or caddy.
  • You are stocking a low-volume treatment room.
  • You want a compact container for a specific station.
  • You do not need bulk case inventory.

Choose 1 Quart Red Case of 100 if

  • Your facility uses many small sharps containers.
  • You want a standard phlebotomy tray container.
  • You need cost-effective case purchasing.
  • You stock multiple exam rooms, lab stations, or draw sites.
  • You want the most straightforward bulk option.

Choose Renewables 1 Quart Opaque Red Case of 100 if

  • Your facility prioritizes recycled-material product lines.
  • You want a 1-quart phlebotomy container in a Renewables option.
  • You prefer opaque red container construction.
  • You still need a 100/case bulk quantity.
  • Your purchasing team tracks environmentally conscious supply options.

Choose the 2.2 Quart Red Case of 60 if:

  • Your station fills 1 quart containers too quickly.
  • You need more capacity without moving to a large-volume wall or room container.
  • You want fewer changeouts in busy phlebotomy areas.
  • You need a container that still fits small clinical workflows but holds more than 1 quart.
  • Your facility uses higher-volume blood draw or lab collection areas.

1 Quart vs. 2.2 Quart Comparison

Feature1 Quart Monoject™ Phlebotomy Container2.2 Quart Monoject™ Phlebotomy Container
Best forCompact trays, caddies, low-to-moderate volume stationsHigher-volume blood draw stations
CapacitySmallerLarger
FootprintMore compactLarger footprint
Case quantity100/case60/case
Changeout frequencyMore frequent in busy areasLess frequent than 1 quart in comparable use
Best buyerClinics needing many small containersClinics needing more capacity per container
Common placementBlood draw trays, mobile kits, small countersLarger trays, lab counters, high-use stations

Standard Red vs. Renewables' Opaque Red

FeatureStandard Red 1 QuartRenewables Opaque Red 1 Quart
Manufacturer code8900SA8900MW
Capacity1 quart1 quart
Case quantity100/case100/case
Color / visibilityRedOpaque red
Main buying reasonStandard phlebotomy sharps containerRenewable product-line preference
Best forGeneral clinical supply stockingFacilities with sustainability purchasing goals
Size6.25" × 4.25" × 4.25"6.25" × 4.25" × 4.5"

Monoject™ Phlebotomy Containers vs. Larger In-Room Sharps Containers

FeatureMonoject™ Phlebotomy Sharps ContainersLarger In-Room Sharps Containers
Primary usePoint-of-use phlebotomy and blood draw traysGeneral room-based sharps disposal
Typical capacity1 quart or 2.2 quartsLarger quart or gallon capacities
PortabilityHighUsually lower
Best placementBlood draw trays, caddies, small countersWall mounts, room counters, procedure rooms
Changeout frequencyMore frequentLess frequent
Best forNeedles, lancets, butterfly tubing, small syringesBroader sharps disposal needs
Buyer considerationTray fit and mobile workflowRoom volume, mounting, container security

Monoject™ Phlebotomy Containers vs. Mail-Back Sharps Containers

FeatureMonoject™ Phlebotomy Sharps ContainersMail-Back Sharps Disposal Systems
Product purposeSharps collection containerSharps collection plus return/disposal program
Disposal service includedNoUsually yes
Best forFacilities with existing regulated medical waste pickupUsers needing a bundled mail-back disposal workflow
Common buyerClinics, labs, phlebotomy departmentsHome users, small offices, mobile providers
Regulatory handlingFollow facility waste-hauler and local rulesFollow mail-back program instructions
Cost structureContainer purchaseContainer plus disposal service

Key Features

FeaturePractical Benefit
Portable phlebotomy designFits common blood draw trays, caddies, and compact work areas
Multiple sizesChoose 1 quart for compact workflow or 2.2 quarts for more capacity
Temporary closureHelps reduce exposure when the container is not actively in use
Final locking closureSupports secure disposal once the container is ready for removal
Red biohazard color optionsSupports visual identification in clinical settings
Renewables optionProvides a recycled-material product-line choice
Case packagingSupports high-volume facility purchasing
Compatible with holders and bracketsHelps standardize placement and free counter space where supported
Designed for small sharpsSupports disposal of needles, lancets, butterfly tubing, and small syringes according to policy

Clinical and Facility Use Cases

SettingHow Monoject™ Phlebotomy Containers Help
Phlebotomy stationsKeeps sharps disposal near the point of blood collection
Outpatient clinicsSupports compact disposal for treatment rooms and draw areas
Medical labsUseful for specimen collection areas and lab counters
Mobile blood draw cartsThe compact format helps fit tray and caddy workflows
Primary care officesSupports small-volume sharps disposal where blood draws are performed
Physical therapy or rehab clinicsUseful when sharps disposal is needed for dry needling or minor clinical procedures, if allowed by facility policy
Multi-site medical groupsCase purchasing supports consistent supply across locations

Product Description

Monoject™ Phlebotomy Sharps Containers are compact, portable sharps disposal containers designed for blood draw trays, caddies, phlebotomy stations, and clinical collection areas. They are available in 1 quart and 2.2 quart sizes, with single-unit and case options to support both small clinics and larger facilities.

The 1-quart red option is a practical choice for compact trays and lower-volume rooms. The 1-quart red case of 100 supports bulk stocking across multi-room facilities. The Renewables 1-quart opaque red option gives facilities a Cardinal Health Renewables product line alternative. The 2.2-quart red case of 60 provides more capacity for higher-use phlebotomy stations.

Order Monoject™ Phlebotomy Sharps Containers from Balego to source sharps containers, therapy supplies, rehabilitation products, and clinical treatment room essentials from one professional supplier.

Sharps Container Placement Tips

Proper placement matters as much as container selection. A sharps container should be close enough to the procedure area that the user can dispose of the sharp immediately after use without unnecessary handling.

Placement PrincipleWhy It Matters
Keep near point of useReduces walking with exposed sharps
Maintain upright positionHelps prevent spills and supports proper container function
Do not overfillReduces needlestick and handling risk
Use brackets when appropriateHelps secure containers and free counter space
Match size to use volumeHelps prevent overfilling and frequent interruptions
Train staff on closings.Temporary and final closures should be used correctly
Replace according to policyFollow facility and regulated-waste disposal schedules

What Can Go in a Phlebotomy Sharps Container?

Always follow facility policy and local regulated medical waste rules. Common items may include:

ItemAppropriate Use Note
Blood draw needlesCommon phlebotomy use case
Hypodermic needlesDispose immediately after use according to policy
I.V. needlesUse only if permitted by facility protocol and size/opening fit
LancetsCommon small-sharp disposal item
Butterfly tubingContainer openings are designed to accommodate small phlebotomy sharps
Small syringesDispose according to facility policy and container capacity
Other small sharpsConfirm with your regulated medical waste policy

Do not force large items into a small container. If an item does not fit safely, use a larger approved sharps container.

Important Safety and Compliance Notes

Sharps containers are part of a broader sharps injury prevention program. Use must follow OSHA requirements, FDA guidance, facility policies, and local disposal rules.

Safety ConsiderationPractical Guidance
Point-of-use disposalDispose of sharps immediately after use
Container conditionDo not use cracked, damaged, or unstable containers
OverfillingReplace before the fill line or according to facility policy
Upright storageKeep containers upright during use
ClosureUse temporary closure when not in active use and final closure for disposal
DisposalFollow regulated medical waste pickup, facility policy, and local rules
HandlingAvoid reaching into, shaking, reopening, or forcing items into containers
Staff trainingTrain users on accepted sharps, closure procedures, and removal schedules.

What to Order With Monoject™ Phlebotomy Sharps Containers

Related Product TypeWhy It May Be Needed
Wall brackets or holdersHelps secure compatible containers and free counter space
GlovesSupports blood draw and clinical safety protocols
Alcohol prep padsCommon skin-prep supply for clinical workflows
Dry needles or phlebotomy needlesSharps containers are needed wherever needles are used
Regulated medical waste serviceRequired for proper final disposal in many clinical settings
Labels or facility tracking suppliesHelps manage container changeouts and compliance documentation
Treatment-room suppliesSupports safe, organized clinical procedure areas

Buyer’s Guide

Choose Monoject™ Phlebotomy Sharps Containers if

  • Your facility performs blood draws or specimen collection.
  • You need a container that fits common phlebotomy trays or caddies.
  • You want 1-quart or 2.2-quart container options.
  • You need temporary and final closure functionality.
  • You want single-unit or bulk case purchasing options.
  • You need a container for needles, lancets, butterfly tubing, or small syringes according to facility policy.
  • You are standardizing sharps disposal in clinics, labs, or exam rooms.

Consider a different sharps container if

  • You need a larger room-based sharps container.
  • You need a wall enclosure or locking cabinet system.
  • You need a mail-back disposal system.
  • You need chemotherapy, hazardous, or specialty waste labeling.
  • You need a container for larger instruments or higher-volume procedural areas.
  • Your waste-hauler or facility policy requires a different container type.

Why Buy Monoject™ Phlebotomy Sharps Containers from Balego?

When you order from Balego, you can source sharps containers, clinical supplies, rehabilitation products, therapy equipment, and treatment-room essentials from a supplier focused on professional healthcare and therapy environments.

Balego offers:

  • Free shipping across the USA
  • Best-price guarantee
  • Professional clinical supply selection
  • Sharps container product options
  • Support for clinics, rehab facilities, labs, and treatment rooms
  • Product support through our contact page

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FAQs

What are Monoject™ Phlebotomy Sharps Containers?

Monoject™ Phlebotomy Sharps Containers are compact, portable sharps containers designed for blood draw trays, phlebotomy stations, caddies, labs, and clinical collection workflows.

What sizes are available from Balego?

Balego lists 1 quart red single unit, 1 quart red case of 100, renewables 1 quart opaque red case of 100, and 2.2 quart red case of 60 options.

What is the SKU for the default single-unit option?

The Balego default selected SKU is 8900SA-1.

What is the manufacturer code for the 1-quart red case option?

The 1 quart red case option is commonly associated with manufacturer code 8900SA.

What is the manufacturer code for the 2.2-quart red case option?

The 2.2-quart red case option is commonly associated with manufacturer code 1522SA.

What is the Renewables 1 quart option?

The Renewables 1-quart opaque red option is commonly associated with manufacturer code 8900MW and is part of Cardinal Health’s Renewables sharps container product line.

How many containers come in a case?

The 1-quart red and 1-quart renewables options are listed as 100 containers per case. The 2.2-quart red option is listed as 60 containers per case.

Which size is best for blood draw trays?

The 1 quart option is the most compact and is often the best starting point for blood draw trays and caddies.

Which size should a busy clinic choose?

Busy clinics may prefer the 1-quart case of 100 for broad stocking or the 2.2-quart case of 60 when individual stations need more capacity.

Can these containers hold lancets and butterfly tubing?

Cardinal Health product information describes the openings as suitable for disposal of other sharps such as lancets, butterfly tubing, and small syringes.

Do the containers lock for final disposal?

Yes. Manufacturer product information states that the containers lock for final disposal.

Are holders and brackets available?

Manufacturer product information notes that holders and brackets are available for these phlebotomy containers. Confirm bracket compatibility before ordering.

Can I overfill a sharps container if the lid still closes?

No. Do not overfill sharps containers. Replace according to the fill line, facility policy, OSHA requirements, and regulated-waste procedures.

Are these containers the same as mail-back sharps systems?

No. These are sharps collection containers. A mail-back system includes specific packaging and disposal-service instructions.

Does Balego offer free shipping?

Yes. Balego lists free shipping across the USA for this product page.

Does Balego offer a best-price guarantee?

Yes. Balego states that it will match competitor pricing when customers show a competing offer.

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