AEROWASTE Bio-Waste Vomit Bag 1500ml Box/50

Description

The AEROWASTE Bio-Waste Vomit Bag range is designed for clean, confident management of nausea and bio_waste in motion, at bedside, and anywhere rapid containment matters. Built for clinical reliability yet practical for everyday travel and community care, each bag combines robust construction with user_friendly features that help reduce mess, odour, and stress for patients and carers. The generous capacity suits adults and children, while a contoured ring guides use and supports a tidy experience in vehicles, wards, clinics, and home settings.

A twist_and_lock ring closure forms a secure seal after use to help prevent leaks during handling and transport. Clear measurement gradations on the bag allow quick volume checks and documentation without extra tools. The rigid mouth ring fits comfortably over the lips to reduce splash and spray, guiding contents deeper into the bag for better control. Single_use design supports hygiene routines and enables fast, low_touch disposal to minimise cross_contamination risks in shared environments.

Engineered for reliability and ease, AEROWASTE brings together capacity, visibility, and containment into a compact format that?s ready for ambulances, waiting rooms, aged care, workplace first aid points, and glovebox kits. From motion sickness through to post_operative nausea, this is a practical, dependable solution that helps keep people, surfaces, and vehicles cleaner.

• Twist_lock closure: seals quickly to help prevent spills and contain odours.
• 1500 mL capacity: reduces changeovers during extended use or transport.
• Measurement gradations: support quick volume checks and record keeping.
• Contoured mouth ring: helps reduce splashback and improves control.

Supplied as a box of 50 single_use emesis bags, each with 1500 mL capacity and a twist_lock ring for secure, odour_containing closure?ideal for clinics, ambulances, and travel kits seeking reliable containment.

This product is not a substitute for direct medical attention from a healthcare practitioner. Always read the label and follow the directions for use.