A direct-to-household mailing of Deterra Drug Deactivation and Disposal Pouches can help reduce the costs associated with drug misuse. Get…
The Hennepin County Sheriff’s Office combats local overdose spike by mailing Deterra drug disposal bags to residents to safely destroy…
Deterra Containers were placed at area health centers by the United Prevention Coalition of Lewis County to provide safe disposal of unused prescription drugs.
New locations in Lewis County for drug take backRensselaer and Albany Counties mandate pharmacies hand out drug deactivation and disposal products like Deterra for safe opioid disposal.
Rensselaer, Albany Counties mandate pharmacies hand out opioid deactivation productsNew Prescription Opioid Safe Disposal Law requires pharmacies to provide drug deactivation bags with each transaction of the prescriptions.
Laws require pharmacies to provide disposal pouches with opioid prescriptionsHoag Orthopedic Institute will provide patients with at-home drug deactivation kits to safely dispose of unused opioid medications.
Irvine hospital prescribes safe disposal of opioid medicationsThe Summit County Council heard a recommendation from the Opiate Abatement Advisory Council to use opioid settlement funds for Deterra Pouches.
Council reviews opiate suit settlement payoutsVerde Technologies CEO Jason Sundby joined a Native News Online panel to discuss how at-home drug deactivation and disposal can help tackle opioid abuse in tribal communities.
Native News Online Live Stream Tackles Opioid Crisis in Indian CountryDistrict 4 Public Health in Troup County, Georgia, hands out Deterra Drug Deactivation and Disposal System to help lower overdoses.
Health Department hands out drug deactivation system to lower overdosesSAFE Project’s SAFE Workplaces initiative aims to bring prevention resources like Deterra to the workplace to help reduce the risk of drug misuse.
SAFE Workplaces: The Role of Drug Deactivation and Disposal in Deterring Drug MisuseJason Sundby, CEO of Verde Environmental Technologies, Inc., interviews SAFE Project co-founder Admiral James Winnefeld about creating SAFE Workplaces and the role of drug deactivation and disposal in workplace prevention.
CEO Corner: 5 Questions with SAFE Project’s Adm. WinnefeldA North Carolina anti-drug coalition handed out Deterra Drug Deactivation and Disposal System during National Night Out to help prevent drug misuse.
Troutman Police Department’s National Night Out aims to build on community connections