Waste label stickers, particularly when color-coded, are an indispensable tool in healthcare facilities for ensuring proper medical waste segregation and management. These stickers act as a visual communication system, providing immediate and clear identification of the specific type of waste contained within a bag, bin, or box. Each color corresponds to a particular waste category, aligning with national and international biomedical waste guidelines. For instance, red stickers typically denote infectious waste, yellow for highly infectious/clinical waste, blue for glassware, and black for general waste. These labels often include additional information such as the universal biohazard symbol, specific handling instructions, the date of collection, and the department of origin. The use of color-coded labels significantly reduces the chance of misclassification and commingling of different waste streams, which is crucial for preventing contamination, ensuring appropriate treatment methods (e.g., incineration, autoclaving), and maintaining compliance with regulatory standards. By clearly marking waste containers, these stickers enhance safety for healthcare workers, waste handlers, and the community by ensuring that hazardous materials are handled, transported, and disposed of correctly, thereby minimizing health risks and environmental impact. Their durability and strong adhesive ensure they remain legible and attached throughout the waste management process.