Review on Gallon Red Biohazard Bags Infectious by Michael Godo

*I have a YouTube channel called Canadian Prepper and I do a lot of credible reviews about it. - Waterproof and acceptable carrying capacity if you avoid EVERYTHING (and I mean even the smallest sharp or pointed object). - Suitable for extremely low-risk hazardous materials. CONS - Cheap and less thin than paper, offers no abrasion resistance and certainly no puncture resistance. . I wouldn't trust that to get rid of potentially contagious material, especially if you had to say it needs to be stored outside in a pile, it can leak or deteriorate quickly in the sun, especially in high temperatures. The material is not strong enough. The biohazard symbol is very faint and not properly placed on all bags so you may not even know what it is UNTIL YOU START handling it. The biohazard symbol must be legible from a reasonable distance. You can hardly see it. *I wouldn't recommend this for serious survivalists