Safely Dispose Expired or Unwanted Medicine

Help prevent poisonings, overdose and harmful substances out of our water and soil. Drop off at a local kiosk or get FREE prepaid mail-back envelopes. King County residents can use Washington’s Safe Medication Return Program, a free, state-regulated system for disposing of unwanted household and pet medications.

: • Convenient drop-off kiosks across the state • Free, prepaid mail-back supplies • Safe disposal managed by trusted providers Inmar Intelligence and MED-Project _______________

: • Keep liquids, inhalers, patches, gels, and ointments in original containers • Pills and powders can be mixed in one container or sealed bag • Devices with medication are accepted • Needles (like autoinjectors or syringes) are not accepted in kiosks—use injector mailers instead _______________

Find a kiosk or order free mail-back supplies: medtakebackwashington.org 844-4-TAKE-BACK (844-482-5322)

Questions? Visit doh.wa.gov/SafeMedicationReturn or email [email protected]

Let’s protect our community and environment—one medication at a time.

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