Drug Take Back Day Expands to New Locations
Drug Take Back Day Expands to New Locations

Drug Take Back Day Expands to New Locations

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National Prescription Drug Take Back Day is scheduled for April 26 and encourages communities across the United States to dispose of unused, expired, or unwanted medications safely. Local events are organized by police departments in collaboration with the DEA, providing anonymous and environmentally responsible disposal options. Participating locations include East Windsor, NJ, Laguna Niguel, CA, Lake Forest, CA, Rancho Santa Margarita, CA, Seal Beach, CA, Los Alamos, NM, South Brunswick, NJ, Wakefield, MA, Medford, MA, and Groton, CT, among others. These events aim to prevent drug misuse and environmental harm by allowing residents to drop off medications at designated sites. Most locations accept pills and patches, while liquids and vape pens may have specific disposal requirements. The initiative also raises awareness about the risks of storing unused medications, which can lead to accidental misuse or addiction.

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