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Managing the Surge: Proper Needle Disposal in Public Spaces in the Wake of Ozempics Popularity

2024-08-29 07:16:18| Waste Age

The rising demand for self-injectable prescriptions, driven by medications like Ozempic and Wegovy, has significantly increased the use of medical sharps outside clinical settings, with the injectables market expected to reach $150.65 billion by 2028. To ensure public and environmental safety, it's essential to provide accessible, puncture-resistant sharps disposal containers to prevent improper disposal and accidental injuries.


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