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  Every laboratory, regardless of its size, handles chemicals, reagents, and solutions that pose potential risks if not managed properly. One of the simplest yet most effective safety measures is the use of secondary containers . These containers act as a protective layer, ensuring that spills or leaks from primary containers don’t lead to dangerous accidents. Email Us : sales@solventwaste.com What is a Secondary Container? A secondary container is any container used to hold or transport a chemical that has already been removed from its original (primary) container. It not only prevents leaks and spills but also provides an added level of safety and organization in labs. Think of it as a “safety net” for your chemicals—if the primary container fails, the secondary one is there to catch the problem. Why Secondary Containers Are Essential in Laboratories Preventing Chemical Spills Accidents happen. If a reagent bottle tips over, a secondary container ensures the chemical doesn’t sp...