Take Back Day aims to rid community of unused drugs
Saturday marked National Drug Take Back Day, allowing residents to safely and easily dispose of unwanted prescription medications. The Drug Enforcement Administration partners with law enforcement all across the country to hold these events,
Drug Take Back Day designed to help Colorado families get rid of unwanted, expired medications
Saturday is the 27th National Prescription Drug Take Back Day. There are dozens of locations across Colorado for those who want to get rid of expired and unwanted medications.
Drug Take Back Day: Where to drop off your unwanted medications
To prepare for Take Back Day, officials say you should take inventory of your medications and identify which are unwanted or expired. You should label each of those identified medications with clear signage then drop them off at a collection site from ten to two. A full list of collection sites around Maine can be found here.
Over 200 pounds of prescription drugs collected on Drug Take Back Day in Nampa
National Prescription Drug Take Back Day was on Oct. 26, when law enforcement agencies all over the nation offered people a safe way to get rid of their unused prescription, and Idaho was no different.
Prescription Drug Take Back Day: Drop off locations near Denver
Saturday is National Prescription Drug Take Back Day, and many agencies across are participating, offering drop-off locations across Colorado.
Drop-off unwanted or unused medications and prescriptions for National Drug Take Back Day
The drive-thru is currently being held from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Veterans Parkway and allows individuals to drop-off unused or expired medications with no questions asked.
Denver area agencies participate in National Prescription Drug Take Back Day
Saturday is National Prescription Drug Take Back Day, and several agencies in Colorado are participating, offering drop off locations.
Drug Take Back Day: Where to drop off your unused or expired medication
Keeping expired and unused medication in your home can be dangerous, and it's important that the drugs are disposed of properly.
Colorado DEA participating in drug takeback day
Many people in Colorado and around the country became ill following an E. coli outbreak tied to McDonald’s Quarter Pounders. Marksheffel and Highway 94 in Colorado Springs is back open after a crash on Friday.
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