Description
The Rx Destroyer Wall Mount holds a disposal bottle on the wall at the point of wasting, secured by a cable, visible to staff and off the counter. A fixed home for the bottle is a small thing that changes daily behavior, because a bottle that is always in reach is the one that actually gets used.
- Wall Mounted Access – The wire mount fixes the bottle at its station, keeping it visible, upright and within easy reach of the med cart
- Security Cable Included – Each mount ships with the bottle mount security cable, which tethers the bottle to the mount against casual removal
- Five Bottle Sizes – Models cover the 16 oz, 64 oz, 64 oz PRO, 1 gallon PRO and 2.5 gallon bottles used across the line
About the Wall Mounts
Countertop bottles wander, get buried behind supplies and end up in the wrong room, and every one of those failures quietly undermines a disposal program. This mount gives the bottle a permanent address on the wall where wasting happens, at the med room, the nursing station or the pharmacy bench. The wire cradle holds the container upright and steady while staff add medication, and the included security cable loops through the bottle and mount to discourage walk offs. Because the bottle stays visible, charge nurses can see at a glance when a station is approaching full and needs a swap. Models are sized to the bottle, including the PRO Series formats and the larger 2.5 gallon container.
Features and Benefits
Mounting Design
- Wire Cradle – The formed wire mount cradles the bottle securely while leaving the cap and label fully accessible
- Tethered Security – The included security cable attaches the bottle to the mount, deterring removal without slowing staff down
- Space Saving – Wall placement frees counter and cart space in crowded med rooms
Station Benefits
- Always In Reach – A fixed station at the point of wasting removes the hunt for the bottle during busy med passes
- Fill Level Visibility – The mounted bottle stays in view, so fullness checks become part of the normal room scan
Product Specifications
Product Details
- Type: Wire wall mount with bottle security cable
- Function: Holds and tethers one disposal bottle at its station
- Cable: Bottle mount security cable included with every mount
Options And Packaging
- Fits 16 oz Bottle: Sold each
- Fits 64 oz Bottle: Sold each
- Fits 64 oz PRO Series Bottle: Sold each
- Fits 2.5 Gallon Bottle: Sold each
- Fits 1 Gallon PRO Series Bottle: Sold each
Compatibility
- Works with the standard and PRO Series disposal bottles in the matching size
- Manufacturer: C2R Global Manufacturing
For keyed security, step up to the lock boxes, and browse the full C2R Global Manufacturing range for bottles and accessories.
Why Choose This Product
Disposal programs fail quietly when the bottle is never where the wasting happens. A mounted, tethered station fixes the location and visibility of the bottle, which is most of what consistent day to day use requires.
- Consistent Placement – The bottle lives at one known station, so every staff member on every shift uses the same point
- Theft Deterrence Built In – The security cable makes the bottle a poor target for opportunistic removal
- Cleaner Counters – Moving the bottle to the wall returns worktop space to the tasks that need it
Frequently Asked Questions
What comes with the wall mount?
Each mount includes the wire wall mount itself and the bottle mount security cable for tethering the bottle. The disposal bottle is ordered separately in the size the mount is built for.
Which bottle sizes have mounts?
Mounts are made for the 16 oz, 64 oz and 2.5 gallon standard bottles and the 64 oz and 1 gallon PRO Series bottles. Match the mount to the bottle size your station uses.
Does the security cable lock the bottle?
The cable tethers the bottle to the mount to deter casual removal, but it is not a lock. Areas that need keyed security around the container should use the lock box housing instead.
Can staff still add medication while the bottle is mounted?
Yes, the cradle holds the bottle upright with the cap accessible, so the normal add and shake routine happens right at the station. The bottle lifts out only when it is full and ready for disposal or exchange.
Where do facilities usually mount these?
Med rooms, clean utility rooms, nursing stations and pharmacy benches are the common placements. The best location is wherever partial doses are actually wasted, since proximity drives use.
