LRADAC calls attention to rising overdose deaths
LRADAC responds to rising overdose deaths in Richland and Lexington County by providing naloxone, Deterra Drug Deactivation and Disposal Pouches.
Curry County offers Deterra pouches for unused or unwanted drug prescriptions
The Curry County Prevention Team is now offering Deterra Pouches for residents to destroy unused or unwanted medications at home.
Farmington Hills Police Department offers free at-home drug disposal pouches
The Farmington Hills Police Department is offering Deterra Pouches for residents to safely dispose of unused or expired medications at home.
Somers Partners in Prevention Distribute Drug Disposal Bags
Somers Partners in Prevention has a new strategy for combating the opioid addiction crisis – distributing the Deterra Drug Deactivation and Disposal System.
A $41 Billion Investment in Combatting Addiction Must Include Prevention
Verde Technologies CEO Jason Sundby calls on Biden administration to invest in prevention resources to combat the opioid crisis.
Where to find funding to help make every day take back day
Learn about funding opportunities to extend the reach of prevention efforts with an at-home drug deactivation and disposal campaign.
CEO Corner: Introducing the Deterra Lock Box
Verde Technologies CEO Jason Sundby introduces the new Deterra Lock Box, designed to fully secure our multi-use drug disposal containers.
Opioids big threat to life in Jefferson County area
Jefferson County officials encourage residents to deactivate and dispose of unused drugs with tools like Deterra to prevent opioid misuse.
Illuminate the Valley event to address the opioid crisis
The Red River Recovery Initiative aims to address the opioid crisis with tools including Narcan, Deterra Pouches and community events.
Steps Hospice Organizations Should Take to Tackle the Opioid Crisis
Verde Technologies CEO Jason Sundby discusses how drug deactivation and disposal can help hospice organizations prevent opioid misuse.