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  1. #1
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    When I was going through nursing school we were given hints to help diabetic clients out. Milk jugs should NEVER be used because the plastic is very thin which can lead to needle sticks. Any thing with thin plastic is a no-no. Tide and other detergent bottles work very well and most have them around the house already. When it comes to disposing of needles think thick.


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    I don't know if anyone else is getting them, but around here (in Southeast Texas) in the public restrooms at a lot of places they are getting a sharps container to put your diabetic needles in. I've noticed them at several places.

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    Fortunately, I'm okay w/the sharps containers, but they have SEVERAL other products that will help a lot. Thanks!!
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    My stepmom just used a mason jar.

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    When you're out and about, why not carry around a film canister? They're pretty heavy plastic, if I recall correctly.

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