Medication Disposal
Programs that accept and safely dispose of unwanted or outdated medication . Substances that qualify for the program typically include such things as prescription drugs, nonprescription medication , acne therapies, athlete's foot treatment, vitamin and mineral supplements and throat lozenges. Medication disposal programs provide a environmentally safe alternative to flushing medications down the ...
Find a medication disposal site near you. Bring your unused, prescription, expired, or old medication to a University of Utah Health Pharmacy. We have safe medication disposal kiosks in each of our pharmacies and other locations listed here.
Medication Disposal
Provides a location through the Salt Lake City Public Safety Building to safely dispose of expired, unwanted, and no longer needed prescription medications .
Medication Disposal Drug Take-Back Box Do you have unwanted or expired medications ? In coordination with the D.E.A, the Sandy Police Department participates in the Utah Take-Back Efforts with our own Drug Take-Back Box. Our Drug Take-Back box is available for residential safe disposal of prescription and non-prescription medications .
Safe Drug Disposal
Safe Drug Disposal Protect our environment and community by properly disposing of your prescription medications at a permanent local medication drop box near you. Business hours apply.
How to dispose of or recycle Medication Best Option Use old and expired medication disposal kiosk or call hospital pharmacy For information on how to properly dispose of medication at a hospital, click here.
Overview of Medication Disposal Utah
Weber Human Services - Prevention Medication Disposal Medication Disposal Drop Boxes Dispose of unused and/or expired medications to any of the following locations for proper disposal :
Find places to dispose or recycle unwanted, expired, or unused medications using our Drug Disposal Locator Tool.
List of Utah collection sites on National Drug Take Back Day
The National Prescription Drug Take Back Day falls on April 22 this year, and numerous agencies in Utah are encouraging the community to dispose of medications they no longer need to avoid potential drug abuse.
