Hennepin County collects 300-plus pounds of medications on National Prescription Drug Take Back Day
The Hennepin County Sheriff’s Department holds take back event, collecting over 300 lbs. of unwanted medications and offers Deterra to residents for safe year-round disposal.
GPP Makes every day take back day
The Governor’s Prevention Partnership secures funding through grants to distribute Deterra Pouches to residents in the Greater Hartford and Greater New Haven areas.
Why Your Drug Take-Back Event Should Include Drug Deactivation and Disposal
Former police chief shares the benefits of including the Deterra System in drug take-back programs.
Firelands People Fund makes grant to hospice
Firelands Electric Cooperative People’s Fund approves grant to fund the purchase of Deterra Drug Deactivation and Disposal Pouches for Hospice in Ohio.
Whitley County households to receive drug deactivation kits for expired, unneeded meds
Every household in Whitely County to receive Deterra Pouches to help promote proper drug deactivation and disposal.
Chesterfield offering free medication disposal pouches, locking storage bags
Chesterfield County promotes proper disposal of expired or unused medication by offering free Deterra Drug Deactivation and Disposal Pouches.
Lee Health: Safety Matters! Properly dispose of medications
Coalition for a Drug-Free SWFL partners with Lee Health and other health care providers to make Deterra® Drug Disposal System pouches available for communities.
Hundreds of Drug Disposal Bags to be Distributed to Hospice Care and Other Facilities to Fight Opioid Misuse and Diversion
Attorney General Matthew J. Platkin, announces that 80 hospice and long term care facilities will receive Deterra Drug Deactivation and Disposal Pouches.
deterra to be Distributed to Hospice Care and Other Facilities to Fight Opioid Misuse and Diversion
Deterra distributed to hospice and long term care facilities to provide a safe way to dispose of medications, preventing diversion or misuse.
Deterra Reaches 1 Billion Pills Safely Destroyed
Deterra reached its goal to deactivate and destroy 1 billion unwanted drugs by 2023. Thanks to organizations across the country that provide Deterra to their communities, there are 1 billion fewer medications available for misuse.