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Store (ESIM) Hazardous Waste Provider The store(ESIM)hazardous waste provider will pick up overall store products that are hazardous in addition to Pharmacy products that are hazardous and not controlled substances.This also includes empty manufacturer bottles than cannot be e disposed at the store because they are considered hazardous. a 'r Note:It is illegal to place hazardous empty bottles(e.g.,Warfarin and Phentermine)in the store's trash/compactor. 1.Enter all hazardous, unsalable items into the Genco system to reduce inventory.All hazardous product(regardless if store ,i Y rY• p ( 9 (ESIM)level or DEA level)must be recorded in the Genco system. " 2.Place store(ESIM)hazardous waste product in the corresponding container. 3.Store(ESIM)hazardous waste provider will pick up contents of corresponding container. Store(ESIM)hazardous waste providers service stores at least every 60 days.The store hazardous waste provider will stop in a; receiving for the store hazardous waste and in the Pharmacy for the non-controlled(DEA)pharmacy hazardous waste. i Store(ESIM)hazardous pickup schedules can be found on: s Workbench ;_ogistics i Resource Recovery ESIM DEA Hazardous Waste Provider The DEA hazardous waste provider will collect pharmaceutical hazardous waste for controlled substances(CII-CA that were ' identified in the Genco system.Any controlled hazardous waste must be disposed of using a hazardous waste provider licensed by the DEA. DEA hazardous waste is picked up once every year(exception:twice every year in MN and CA).The schedule can be found on: .';Workbench Resource RecovG"y'' 1.The licensed DEA vendor will call the pharmacy one to two business days before the DEA pickup to confirm the pharmacist will be on site the day and time of the pickup. 2.DEA waste provider arrives for pickup and must present their identification to the pharmacist. 3.The DEA hazardous vendor will inventory product in the presence of the pharmacist. 4.Pharmacist ensures inventory counts match vendor counts prior to signing DEA paperwork. 5.Provider prepares all required DEA and EPA paperwork in their truck. 6.Provider re-engages the pharmacist to properly transfer the DEA pharmaceuticals and paperwork. 7.Pharmacist files store copy of DEA paperwork with other DEA forms. 8.Driver removes product from Pharmacy along with proper paperwork. 9.After pickup is complete, Pharmacy will receive follow-up from licensed DEA provider with letter of destruction and signed waste manifest of product picked up. 10. Pharmacist files letter of destruction along with waste manifest and retains for a minimum of three years.