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Are you disposing of your COD waste correctly?
Whether you are a low or high volume COD user, and whether you use Camlab vials, Hach vials, Hanna vials or any other brand of COD vials you must dispose of the waste correctly and Camlab can help.
Camlab offer collection and disposal of all hazardous test vials in a safe and convenient package
Disposal of other vial types (Ammonia, Nitrate and more) is also available on request.
Comply with the Environmental Protection Act - Easily!
Ensure that your COD vials and other hazardous test vials are disposed of safely and in accordance with the Duty of Care section of the Environmental Protection Act (1990) by using Camlabs Vial Disposal Service. With just one simple phone call you can arrange collection of any number of vials in their original boxes of 25 vials or you can order our economical drum disposal service.
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Please note this service is only available in England, Wales and Scotland and excludes Northern Ireland and Rest of the World due to licensing restrictions.
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