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AI''PENDIX C: INFORMATION ON DISPOSAL OF MEDICATION & SHARPS <br /> Where to Dispose of Unused Medications <br /> Pharmacies may offer two types of drug take-back services: on-site collection bins and/or envelopes for <br /> mailing back unused medications. To find out if your pharmacy or one near you offers drug collection bins or <br /> mail-back envelopes, to search by pharmacy name, city, or zip code click here. <br /> What to Do with Used Sharps in California <br /> California residents must take sealed containers of used sharps to a drop-off site or arrange a mail-back <br /> service. Please check this page for disposal drop-off programs in your area. If there is no program near you, <br /> contact your local health department or solid waste department. <br /> Step 1 — Put used sharps in a strong, plastic container. <br /> When the container — <br /> is 3/4 full,put the lid <br /> on,seal it with duct <br /> tape,and label DO �. <br /> NOT RECYCLE. Do <br /> not throw in the trash. ' <br /> Have a needle clipper? When the needle clipper is full, it can be disposed of according to your state or local <br /> regulations. More information can be found here. <br /> Step 2 — Use the Zip Code search at the top of this page to locate container disposal options <br /> near you. <br /> Search for local Ctspoaa(000M - zip Co.' Dictante(MU 10 <br /> Step 3 — Never throw used sharps - loose or in a plastic container - into the trash or toilet, <br /> and never recycle. <br /> Sharps that retract after use, or are very small, should be disposed of like all other sharps. <br /> Drop Off AL <br /> Most counties in California have sharps disposal programs. Call the program to confirm if there are any <br /> container requirements, disposal fees or residency restrictions. Click here for information on pharmaceutical <br /> company takeback programs. <br /> See disposal locations <br />