0.2L Size Portable Pen-Needle Disposal Container [Pack of 3] Diabetes Care (0.2L, Purple+Clear, 3)

I love these little Finepro sharps containers. We just use them for used test strips and safety lancets (no pen needles), so each one lasts a few months, which makes them pretty cost-effective. They're the perfect size to leave in your kit or put in your desk drawer at work. Easy to open, easy to close, easy to tell when they're full. But my favorite thing about these is that they're white and purple, not a screaming biohazard medical waste red like other sharps containers.

This product is absolutely amazing!!! I love it!!!! A perfect way to dispose my insulin sharps. It is so incredibly easy to use as you just place your pen on over the opening and twist a few times to release tip from injection pen. Then slide the tab back and presto!! your needle drops into the base cleanly and safely. (Don't forget to slide pen opening back in place for next use) When container is full you push down the locking tab and can dispose of them safely. Plus it's not too big and I live the color 😊

I love the purple top and the size is great for travel or even to tuck away in a cabinet.

This fits into the small case I use for my insulin and supplies. I love that! Also love that my needle fits into the hole, to help me remove the needle from my pen.

The small size is nice for travel yet the hole on top will not allow the needles go inside with the cap attached, making it dangerous if removing the cap to expose the needle before disposing it into the container

Helps avoid inadvertent contact with needles. Travel size makes it easy to carry on vacation, while it is still large enough to just about hold a year’s worth of weekly injection tips before needing disposal.

I love these things! I pretty much use pen needles exclusively for myself, but occasionally need to give my other half an IM shot. Of course, they're perfect for pen needles because there's a receptacle type thing in the inner lid that kind of locks on the needle to hold it when you unscrew the needle from the pen... then you slide the lock back and the needle falls into the actual receptacle. I use a pair of pliers to remove the IM needles from their syringes then I can just chuck those into the hole in the inner lid, easy peasy.These things have an outer lid that doesn't permanently lock until you flip the "lock" tab, which makes them perfect for every day carry or to keep in a desk drawer, etc. I keep one in my purse on days when I am going to be away from home for quite a bit longer than normal, so I can take my insulin on the go as needed and I don't have to worry about pricking my fingers when I reach into my purse for anything. They're also easy & safe to stash in a desk drawer if you need to take an injectable while you're at work. I highly recommend these for folks who take injectables on a regular basis if you're on the go or even if you have littles at home who aren't quite agile with their little curious hands yet.

Value for the money, easy to operate, and the hole size.