It comes in a plastic bag, no information is on it such as what plastic number it is. Tried google but nothing relevant is coming up.PLEASE LIST RESOURCE.Thank you.
They are probably Polyprop but if you can not identify the plastic you cant recycle-generally. You need to ask a manufacturer
Generally (stress on generally) used or opened medical equipment can't be recycled for legal reasons. Check with your local authority. But it can be re-used and re-invented. If it's not used you may also be able to donate it to an international charity (most domestic won't take it).
I had a lot of trouble with my lungs for a number of years after I contracted chicken pox (went into my lungs). I ended up with quiet a bit of tubing. I had fishtanks, and that tubing is perfect for conecting different air hoses in fishtanks. Same stuff you purchase at the pets stores, and pay quiet a bit for. If you don't have fishtanks yourself, you can offer it to someone who does. It can be re-used on fish tanks quiet safely for the fish. You can offer it for free on Craigslist or Freecycle to someone with fishtanks, if you don't know someone personally. ~Garnet Permaculture homesteading/farming over 20 years
Hello, the answer in short is yes, even if they are not chemically reconstituted by way of melting in a solution, they can be used in a variety of other appliactions.
