Guest guest Posted July 23, 2008 Report Share Posted July 23, 2008 Enliven has a service where they send you a free sharps container, when you fill one you just request another. Here is the link. https://www.enlivenservices.com/ra/ongoingsupport/forms/sharps-container.jsp I have had one for a couple of months already and it is not even half full. . Re: [ ] Needle Disposal Hope I don't get in trouble but, my pharmacist told me to get a milk jug and to dispose of my needles in it. When it's full, duck tape it closed and put it in the regular trash. My rheumy also told me that this was fine. Phyllis Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 23, 2008 Report Share Posted July 23, 2008 I live in Los Angeles county, Calif. I spoke to Enliven/Enbrel. They said to go by my county recommendations. I checked and they said to use and old plastic bottle, fill it up and tape it closed. Then throw in the trash. I think that is not a very good idea. I am working on it. guzzie53 > > Enliven has a service where they send you a free sharps container, when you fill one you just request another. Here is the link. > https://www.enlivenservices.com/ra/ongoingsupport/forms/sharps- container.jsp > I have had one for a couple of months already and it is not even half full. > . > > > > Re: [ ] Needle Disposal > > > > Hope I don't get in trouble but, my pharmacist told me to get a milk jug and to dispose of my needles in it. When it's full, duck tape it closed and put it in the regular trash. > > My rheumy also told me that this was fine. > > Phyllis > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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