The shopper says she had to point out the danger four times to staff.
A shopper was concerned for the safety of children roaming around Tesco Extra, in Maryhill, after discovering used needle bins on the floor in the disabled toilets.
The customer told GlasgowLive: "The bins are there and they are open. It’s in the middle of the Easter holidays and the cafe was overrun with children. "The children can get them. I’ve always been about protecting children. I’m big enough and ugly enough to take care of myself but it’s the kids who don’t know, they are curious.
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