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Please help! what is the correct way to dispose of old medication?
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Old meds: Medicine Take-Back Programs Call your city/ county government trash/ recycling program to see if there is a medicine - take back program in your vicinity. Check DEA Administrative Website for “National Prescription Drug Take-Back Events” Ask your pharmacist about local programs.
Answered 7/18/2014
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