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April 28, 2011
12:47 • 2 years ago

The DEA will take those prescription drugs off your hands

Tags: addiction dea disposal environment opioids painkillers police prescription drugs

  • problem Painkiller addiction is a big problem in America. The CDC says in 2007, around 12,000 people died of opioid overdose. There’s an environmental cost as well; unused drugs are often flushed down the toilet into water systems.
  • solution? Police departments and the DEA are trying to combat this with “National Take Back Day” this April 30th, wherein you can safely, cleanly unload unwanted prescription drugs at a number of sites, searchable here. source

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