Switching to Polymer Bottles May Help Protect the Environment…and Hospital Budgets
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PRINCETON, NJ—November 24, 2014—When clinicians use contrast imaging agents for X-ray and MRI procedures, they must deal with the storage, handling, and disposal of the packaging those agents come in. The use of traditional glass bottles has its challenges, as clinicians risk breakage and possible injuries, loss of product, clean-up needed upon breakage, as well as the cost of proper disposal after use.
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