Mercury that is released into the environment can be transformed through biological processes into methyl mercury. This form of mercury “bioaccumulates” in fish to levels that are 100,000 times higher than levels in the water in which the fish live, making them unhealthful or dangerous to eat. Methyl mercury is highly toxic to developing nervous systems.
Congratulations, by using the Barnes HazMat Amalgam Recycling Kit, you are helping to protect the environment and preserving the earth’s natural resources. Doing the “Right Thing” can be easy.
The Barnes HazMat Amalgam Recycling Kit is an easy to use mail back program to provide dentists an inexpensive and convenient alternative for hazardous waste disposal. Our goal is to make it:
We offer several size kits to fit your needs. Upon return of the kit for recycling you will receive a “Certificate of Recycling” to display in your office and document proper disposal of your amalgam. Click here to see a product information sheet and filling and return instructions.
Suitable for collection of solid scrap amalgam and contaminated capsules. Kit includes
Suitable for collection of solid scrap amalgam and contaminated capsules, sink traps, filters, and strainers. Kit includes
Suitable for collection of solid scrap amalgam larger vacuum pump filters contaminated capsules, sink traps, filters, and strainers. Kit includes:
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To receive a free UPS return shipping label for your Barnes HazMat Amalgam Recycle kit,
please e-mail return@barneshazmat.com or Call toll free (877) 600-MSDS.
BHM is an authorized California UWSQH (Universal Waste Small Quantity Handler) for Universal wastes including dental amalgam and mercury containing articles. These low hazard materials are hazardous wastes which have been excluded from RCRA regulations when shipped for recycling. BHM’s program enables the economical recycling of these wastes through consolidation and final processing at a RCRA permitted facility. BHM can also accept mercury bearing wastes from dental facilities outside California classified as “CESQG” (Conditionally Exempt Small Quantity Generators < 100 kg./month)