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Marabetti, Rose

From: Johnson, Sara [[email protected]] Sent: Monday, March 07, 2005 12:45 PM To: Northeast Assistance & P2 Roundtable Subject: [nea&p2_roundtable] FW: [Pharmwaste] NERC Conference - We're not just talking about Unwanted Medications Collections - We're Going to Do One!

---- Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Lynn Rubinstein Sent: Friday, March 04, 2005 4:18 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [Pharmwaste] NERC Conference - We're not just talking about Unwanted Medications Collections - We're Going to Do One!

On March 23'’'’ we’re not just going to talk about Unwanted Mediation Collections we’re going to do one! *1 B. WHAT TO DO: REGISTER FOR THE NERC CONFERENCE! The agenda and registration information are available online at www.nerc.org.

This is an opportunity to clean out your medicine cabinets and bring all unwanted medications, including pet medications, to the event for proper disposal as well as learning about this growing environmental concern and how to take action.

WHAT TO BRING TO THE COLLECTED: • Expired or unwanted prescriptions and medicine, • Vitamins, • Veterinary medications, • Homeopathic treatments, and • Over the counter medicines.

WHAT WILL HAPPEN: There will be a police officer and pharmacist present to supervise the collection. All medicine will be sent to a waste facility for secure incineration. NO MEDICINE WILL BE RE-USED OR RE­ SOLD.

WHAT ABOUT PERSONAL INFORMATION ON BOTTLE LABELS? Please use a marker to cross off your name.

WHAT INFORMATION WILL BE ASKED OF YOU? You will be asked a few general questions, such as town of residence, why the medicine is no longer wanted and how long they’ve been kept. No personal information will be requested.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT UNWANTED MEDICINE

• NEVER flush unwanted or leftover drugs down the drain. This can lead to water contamination and is affecting fish, frogs, and drinking water supplies.

3/7/2005

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