Our mission

Disposal that protects people and the planet

SwiftSharp Disposal was founded on a simple belief: managing GLP-1 medications shouldn't mean worrying about what happens to the needles afterward.

Why I started Swift Sharp Disposal

Millions of Americans like myself rely on GLP-1 injections to manage their health — yet safe, convenient sharps disposal has remained an afterthought. Needles end up in household trash, posing real risks to sanitation workers, families, and communities.

I built Swift Sharp Disposal to close that gap. Our mail-back program makes certified disposal as simple as subscribing to a streaming service — a prepaid container arrives at your door, you fill it at your own pace, and we handle the rest through EPA-compliant incineration.

Every container we process is one less needle in a landfill, one less risk to someone's child or coworker. That's the mission we show up for every day. -Isabel Morin CEO and Founder Swift Sharp Disposal

SwiftSharp Disposal team

What we stand for

Safety first

Every step of our process — from container design to final incineration — is engineered to eliminate exposure risk for handlers and the public.

Environmental responsibility

We partner exclusively with EPA-permitted medical waste facilities. No landfill disposal, no shortcuts.

Discreet by design

Plain packaging, no medical branding on the outside. Your health journey is private, and we keep it that way.

Patient-centered

We designed our subscription tiers around real injection schedules — monthly, quarterly, and annual — so you're never paying for more than you need.

Built on compliance

SwiftSharp Disposal operates in full alignment with EPA, OSHA, and DOT regulations governing medical waste transport and disposal. Our mail-back containers are DOT-approved for safe shipping, and every batch is processed at a licensed medical waste incineration facility with a certified chain of custody.

EPA CompliantOSHA SafeDOT ApprovedFDA Registered

Ready to dispose safely?

Join thousands of GLP-1 patients who've made responsible disposal part of their routine.