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Hundreds of pounds of unused medication collected on Take Back Day

Hundreds of pounds of unused medication collected on Take Back Day Layton Police and last updated 2021-04-24 20:39:15-04 More than 500 pounds of unused, unwanted or expired prescription drugs were collected on National Prescription Drug Take Back Day â and that s from only two Utah police departments reporting their numbers so far. More than 20 drop-off locations participated in Saturday s event, which gave people a chance to safely dispose of old or extra medication. Its ultimate goal was to help prevent drug addiction and overdose deaths. The leftover prescription drugs are sent to the Drug Enforcement Administration, which will have them safely incinerated.

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SJ residents dump old medications safely as part of 20th annual Take Back Day

SJ residents dump old medications safely as part of 20th annual Take Back Day The Stockton Record © CLIFFORD OTO/THE STOCKTON RECORD (4/24/21) University of the Pacific pharmacy student Shaneisa Mae Nalias places prescription drugs into a bin as a part of a local observance of 20th annual National Prescription Drug Take Back Day at the Stockton Police Operations Building in downtown Stockton. The event was an opportunity to prevent pill abuse and theft by providing a place for the public to drop off old or unused and unwanted prescription drugs. In addition to the downtown Stockton location, 3 additional drop off sites were available: Lincoln Center in Stockton, the Lathrop Senior Center and the Financial Services Parking lot in Lodi. The event was was held by the San Joaquin County of Public Health Services, San Joaquin County Opioid Safe Coalition, The University of the the Pacific s Thomas J. Long School of Pharmacy, Stockton, Lodi, Lathrop and Lodi Police d

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Broome County safely discards old, no longer needed prescriptions in National Prescription Drug Take Back Day

Broome County safely discards old, no longer needed prescriptions in National Prescription Drug Take Back Day Unmute (WBNG) Expired prescription drugs are making their way out of old medicine cabinets and into safe disposal bags as a way to get old medications out of peoples homes if they no longer need them. The Southern Tier participated in National Prescription Drug Take Back Day, and Broome County Police say the day helps to stop the once helpful medicine from getting misused. Police say over 1,000 pounds of old medication has been collected within the last 6 months. It gets it off of the street, so there s no supply for a black market, said Broome County Police Officer Willard Andres.

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How Drug Take Back Day can be more impactful this year

How Drug Take Back Day can be more impactful this year Tags: At a collection site outside of CVS near the Towers Shopping Center in Roanoke, 7 full boxes of medications were collected Saturday. (Copyright 2020 by WSLS 10 - All rights reserved.) ROANOKE, Va. – In an effort to combat the ongoing opioid crisis, volunteers collected unused or expired prescription medications on National Prescription Drug Take Back Day. Rather than flush pills down the toilet and pollute waterways, thousands of drug take back sites collected bottles of drugs. People gathered outside a CVS near Tower Shopping Center in Roanoke and unloaded full bags of medications.

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People dispose of unwanted, expired prescription drugs during take-back event

People dispose of unwanted, expired prescription drugs during take-back event
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