Abstract: A radiation-shielding container for storing a syringe includes a body assembly and a cap assembly securable to the body assembly such that first and second chamber portions define a chamber for storing the syringe. The body assembly includes a body shield formed of radiation shielding material, a body shell that defines a first cavity having an open end for receiving the body shield and defines a first chamber portion for receiving a portion of the syringe, wherein an inner wall of the body shell separates the first cavity and the first chamber portion, and a body plug secured to the body shell to cover the open end of the first cavity and retain the body shield within the first cavity.

Abstract: A radiation-shielding container for storing a syringe includes a base assembly, a sleeve and a cap assembly securable to the base assembly. The base assembly includes a body portion defining a chamber portion for receiving the syringe and including a base portion coupled to the body portion. The base portion includes a radiation shield and a shell positioned proximate an outer surface of the radiation shield. The sleeve configured for receiving a portion of the syringe is housed within the chamber portion and releasably secured to the base assembly. The cap assembly defines a second chamber portion for receiving the syringe and includes a radiation shield and a shell positioned proximate an outer surface of the radiation shield.