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MWRD drug collection box locations McGowan Main Office Building. 100 E. Erie St., Chicago. 312-751-6555. MondayFriday, 9 am6 pm. Calumet WRP. 400 E. 130th St., Chicago. 773-256-3500. OBrien WRP. 3500 Howard St., Skokie. 847-568-8223. 7 days a week, 9 am6 pm. Stickney WRP. 6001 W. Pershing Road, Cicero. 708-588-3000.
d) All medications shall be stored in their original containers.
Check with your pharmacy to see if they accept unused or unwanted medicines or check with your local civic amenity site to see if they accept this type of hazardous waste. Check the waste services locator on this site.
Some counties hold household hazardous waste collection days, where prescription and over-the-counter drugs are accepted at a central location for proper disposal. Some pharmacies offer for sale postage-paid envelopes that are used to mail in non-controlled substances for disposal.
Medicines that are past their expiry date, or are no longer required, can be taken to any pharmacy to be disposed of safely. You can also recycle your inhalers so return them to your local pharmacy too.

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Pharmacies are the safest, most environmentally-friendly places to bring unwanted, unused or expired medicines. Flushing medicines down the toilet pollutes our waterways. Throwing medicines in with household rubbish pollutes our land. Pharmacists properly dispose of medicines at no cost to you.
If you have unused/expired prescription medicines or medicines that you bought over the counter, just bring them to the pharmacy for safe disposal. this is a free service available to the public. it is not safe to put unwanted/expired medicine in domestic bins.
The best option is to find a drug take-back location or use a prepaid drug mail-back envelope. Drug take-back locations can be located at a local pharmacy or a police station. These take-back locations may offer on-site medicine drop-off boxes, mail-back programs, or in-home disposal products.

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