Here's where you can take old medication for National Prescription Drug Take Back Day in Spokane, North Idaho

Tops Friendly Market reminds customers of year-round drug drop-off bins amid National Drug Take Back Day

(WJET/WFXP) — A regional supermarket chain is reminding customers of their year-round initiative as National Perscription Drug Take Back Day approaches. Tops Friendly Market sent out a reminder to shoppers that drug drop-off bins are available in their pharmacies year-round. Pennsylvania food banks begin to feel effects from federal funding cuts Each pharmacy is equipped with a clearly marked bin where customers can safely discard medicati…

BCSO hosting drug take-back across Broome County this weekend

BROOME COUNTY, N.Y. (WIVT/WBGH) - If you have expired or unused prescription drugs wasting away in your cabinet, you may want to consider giving them back this weekend across Broome County. The Broome County Sheriff's Office, in conjunction with the Broome County Health Department, will be hosting the Drug Enforcement Administration's prescription drug "take back" initiative at multiple locations on Saturday, April 26. From 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., re…

Drug Take Back day in Valley

Chambers County is having a prescription drug take back event on April 18. From 10 a.m. to 12 p.m., residents are encouraged to come out to the Valley Sportsplex to donate their unused and expired prescription drugs. The event is hosted collaboratively by the Chambers County Drug Task Force and Integrea, a community mental health system. Throughout the event, there will be fun giveaways, food and a raffle. Hosted by the DEA (Drug Enforcement Age…

Here's where you can take old medication for National Prescription Drug Take Back Day in Spokane, North Idaho

Local police departments in North Idaho and Spokane County will have locations for people to drop off unwanted, unused or expired medication.

Drug Take Back to be held April 26

Do you have expired or unused medication in your medicine cabinets or a drawer and aren’t sure what to do with them?