Resilia Medical Biohazard Hazardous Standards Occupational Health & Safety Products Review

The plastic is quite thick and can hold a lot of weight. That's a big plus for these types of bags, as is the fact that they're made in the USA from 50% recycled materials. However, these positives are spoiled by the number of defective bags I've encountered. The bags are supplied as a continuous roll with perforations between the bags. Some of the perforations aren't shaped properly, so the bottom doesn't always expand properly when the bag is separated. This makes it difficult to use in a…

These large biohazard bags come in a perforated roll which works well - each bag is easy to peel off without tearing the bag itself. The bags are not bulletproof but they are durable and hold up very well. They are clearly marked and intended for healthcare use. Although labeled as red biohazard bags, they serve different purposes: Red biohazard bags are used to collect anatomical waste, including human body fluids or anything contaminated with such fluids. Yellow biohazard bags are used to…

Honestly, I have to be honest. I didn't buy them for toxic waste. I only ordered them because I wanted strong bags that wouldn't break. I don't have regular garbage collection at my house and I have to take my garbage to the local landfill and I'm tired of bags ripping and leaking so I think this was done to avoid that! I've seen other reviews that the floors are weak. I think they are made to stay crumpled at the bottom, not flattened. Yes, I tried to find out too. no I take it a step further…