How is everyone disposing of their rapid freeze aerosol cans when empty? It
is considered hazardous waste here in Omaha, not bio hazard but hazardous in
the terms that the can is under pressure. We can purchase a can puncturer
for 1000.00 but that seems steep.

 

Cheryl Miller HT (ASCP)

Histology Supervisor

Physicians Laboratory,P.C.

Omaha, Ne. 

402 738 5052

 



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