re: the sharps container. I have been seeing them in restrooms for decades. Never really thought twice about them, until you bring up the sepsis/infection thing. One can only hope the user of legit drugs washes hands, leaves the toilet, injects, then returns to the toilet to dispose of the needle. Same with testing blood sugar, etc... They do it outside, and simply use the sharps container as a disposal unit before washing up.
re: the sharps container. I have been seeing them in restrooms for decades. Never really thought twice about them, until you bring up the sepsis/infection thing. One can only hope the user of legit drugs washes hands, leaves the toilet, injects, then returns to the toilet to dispose of the needle. Same with testing blood sugar, etc... They do it outside, and simply use the sharps container as a disposal unit before washing up.