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Can you tell me how is the proper way to dispose of a used syringe?
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Sharps box: If you are a doctor you need a service to tae them in a sharps red box. If you are not but someone with diabetes or other condition requiring injections you can bring them to any ER the hospitals take community syringes. If they don speak to someone in the sharps collecting service at the hospital
Answered 7/2/2014
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