If you have a room full of bottles, jars, and vials and no idea what to do with them, a lab pack is probably what you are looking for.
A lab pack is a way of removing small chemical containers from laboratories, classrooms, and storerooms in a single, organized project. Done well, you walk back into an empty, clear room.
It is not something to attempt on your own. The right approach protects your people and keeps the project economical, and the details depend on what is in the room.
What we walk through together.
- How do you know if you need a lab pack or something else?
- What kinds of spaces and situations does it suit?
- What helps most before the crew arrives?
- What happens to unlabeled or very old containers?
- How is a lab pack priced?
- Can you avoid paying to dispose of things that could be reused?
Who this helps.
- Schools and universities
- Research and quality control labs
- Anyone who found an old storeroom or lab space