prescription drugs

Every year National Prescription Drug Take-Back Day encourages people to safely get rid of unwanted an unused prescription drugs, but the Fort Collins Police have been authorized to start a program that will allow residents to drop of drugs all year long.

A lot of people have bottles and boxes of old, unused prescription medications. Once they have passed their expiration, many are not effective or could be unsafe to use. So, local police and he U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) have created Nationwide Prescription Drug Take-Back Day as a way to help us all safely dispose of our unused, unneeded, and/or expired prescription medications. Read on to find out where you can drop off the drugs in Fort Collins, Estes Park, Loveland, Wellington, Windsor, Red Feather, Evans and Greeley.

A lot of people have bottles and boxes of old, unused prescription medications. Once they have passed their expiration, many are not effective or could be unsafe to use. So, local police and he U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) have created Nationwide Prescription Drug Take-Back Day as a way to help us all safely dispose of our unused, unneeded, and/or expired prescription medications. Read on to find out where you can drop off the drugs in Fort Collins, Estes Park, Loveland, Wellington, Windsor, Red Feather, Evans and Greeley.