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Isn't that a biohazard strictly speaking? I'm not sure you want to get caught stealing used surgical equipment for home use.
by rowanG077 1y ago
Isn't that a biohazard strictly speaking? I'm not sure you want to get caught stealing used surgical equipment for home use.
- devilbunny 1y agoIt’s quite literally trash; I could hardly be described as stealing it. The batteries are in a separate container that is attached to the bag of saline used for irrigation. It’s not in the surgical field.
- baq 1y ago> It’s quite literally trash; I could hardly be described as stealing it. Note that legally trash is still owned, usually by the person or entity which produced it, so it’s technically stealing. (Whether anyone cares is a different thing. If you picked bank letters instead of barely used batteries…)