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Here’s an idea. Take your meds to a collection center near you on National Drug Take Back Day.
All meds have a “shelf-life.” That’s the time period when a drug is most effective and safe. After its expiration date, a drug may not work the way it should. You may not get its full benefit. Some out-of-date meds can be unsafe. Taking an out-of-date drug just isn’t worth the risk.
Safe medication disposal is one way we can all help ensure meds don’t harm someone else, or spoil our ground and water resources.
Originally published 10/21/2016; Revised 2018, 2020, 2023
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