Hello Histonet, I'm looking for some recommendations on biohazard bags for specimen disposal. Currently using Brighton 3.0 mil 44 gallon bags and they have occasional problems with leakage. Obviously the formalin is removed but there is always some residual formalin present. I'm willing to pay a little more for a better quality bag that is more leak-resistant. Any advice?
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