NOVELTY - An aseptic or sterile fluid enclosing container made of blow moldable material, is uncapped and the fluid is egressed. A vacuum exchange plug (7) is placed in the neck of the container. A lid is placed over container such that the plug extends through an aperture. A nut having internal threads corresponding to threads of container neck, is rotated to create vacuum seal between lid (4) and container without rotating the lid. The waste material is supplied to the container.    USE - For supplying disposal chain of medical waste.    ADVANTAGE - The waste stream burden in medical field, is reduced in a cost effective and easy to use manner.    DETAILED DESCRIPTION - An aseptic/sterile fluid enclosing container is manufactured from a blow moldable material and characterized by, an axial centerline extending through the center of the top to the center of the base of the container defining a datum reference for structuring a supply chain apparatus in order to seal a composite vacuum draw path. The container has a predetermined volumetric capacity and weight for transferring an aseptic/ sterile fluid, a top defining a pour spout opening having a perimeter, a threaded neck extending downwardly away from the top and forming into an outwardly extending sealing surface, a throat/aperture space defining an egress/ ingress opening confined within the container neck, a container cap/closure having threads which correspond to the threads of the container neck, a body extending downwardly and outwardly from the sealing surface to the base and forming substantially volumetric container capacity to hold predetermined volume of aseptic/sterile fluid, an upwardly facing flange seal interposed between container threads and container body being defined with a sealing surface, and a container height being defined in aggregate a combination of distances along axial centerline from top to thread, thread to seal, seal to body and body to base, b) receiving a vacuum exchange plug sized and shaped to dispose within the neck of container, c) uncapping container and egressing aseptic/sterile fluid, d) placing plug in neck of container, e) placing empty container in a fluent material collection system, f) placing a lid over container such that container neck and vacuum exchange plug extends through an aperture in the lid allowing lid to form a vacuum seal with a canister body, g) rotating a nut captured by lid and nut having internal threads which corresponds to container neck threads to create a vacuum seal between the lid and container without having to rotate lid, and h) drawing waste material into container.    An INDEPENDENT CLAIM is included for disposal chain supply apparatus.    DESCRIPTION OF DRAWING(S) - The figure shows a perspective view of disposal chain supply system.    canister housing (2)    lid (4)    plug (7)    vacuum transfer hose (10)    patient hose (11)    leveraging jack (21)