Collection: Spill Kits

A spill kit lets staff clean up blood, body fluids, vomit, urine, chemicals or mercury quickly and safely, protecting both patients and the person doing the clean-up. GP surgeries, dental practices, care homes, schools and workplaces all need a plan for dealing with spills, and a kit kept ready makes that plan work.

Types of spill kit

• Body fluid and biohazard kits: absorbent granules, disinfectant, scoop, gloves, apron and a clinical waste bag, in single use packs or multi spill kits.
• Urine and vomit kits: for the spills most common in care settings and schools.
• Cytotoxic spill packs: for areas that handle cytotoxic and cytostatic drugs.
• Chemical spill packs: for small chemical spills in clinics and laboratories.
• Refills and absorbents: Vernagel, absorbent granules and spill wipes to restock kits after use.

Our spill kits guide explains which kit suits which setting. Waste from a clean-up should go into the right clinical waste stream: see clinical waste bags, clinical waste bins and our clinical waste collection service.

Related ranges: infection control, sanitising wipes and sharps bins.