Ever Ready First Aid Porta Sharps Transportable Sharps Container with Locking Mechanism - 6 Count

These are pretty nice, secure sharps containers when I'm traveling. Each one is good for up to 3 small syringes with needles, which is plenty for a short trip.

These turned out to be so much better than all the other small sharps containers that seal permanently too easily or are too small. This holds quite a few pen needles and lancets and I can easily dump the contents into my larger sharps box when full. It fits in my Sugar Medical supplies bag from Amazon perfectly and since they come 6 to a pack, I also put three in my emergency go bag and have two more around the house.

These are perfect for my needs for travel. We’re going to some museums, parks and staying in hotels and there isn’t always a place to dispose of needles. Also going to place one in my car at all times. At $2 each these work perfect. They are about 7” long and 1.25” wide. The cap easily pops open but there is tab to lock it down when you dispose of it.

I bought these specifically for travel. They are the size of a large test tube and hold the amount of lancets and test strips that I use over a weeks time. They tuck easily into a corner of my suitcase and have a locking top.

These sharp containers are very helpful for safely traveling with used Diabetic needles. They keep everyone safe until you are able to safely discard them in a proper manner. This is a Must have item especially when traveling.

These personal size sharpie containers are really convenient. They are small enough to fit in my suitcase and purse. I keep one in my little diabetic supply bag that I bought on Amazon and have it with me everywhere I go now. It last about 3 to 4 days depending upon your use. This is really great for everyday work and just going out. I love this.

Easy size to store or travel with but multiple containers may need to be taken on a trip. This is really designed to be a single-use item that opens easily with one hand so it’s not too reliable for multiple uses if it’s in a purse or carrying bag because chances are the lid will eventually flip open in transit. Maybe duct tape? The container can open and close multiple times until it’s "locked". Once the tab is pushed into the slot, it cannot be opened again.

It does not close securely unless you are doing the permanent close. I had it pop open numerous times. The size was great for what I needed- 10 little short needles for pen injections plus the plastic parts that protect the needle fit in it.