Pharmacy Benefit Managers

Health Plans & Pharmacy Benefit Managers

Investing in preventative measures as simple as safe medication disposal can save payors time and money. The Addiction Center estimates the cost of addiction treatment programs  can range from $6,000-$20,000 for inpatient treatment and $5,000-$10,000 for outpatient programs. What is the best way to prevent overdoses and misuse of prescription drugs? Ensure your customers and their families are educated on proper drug disposal and have a simple way to destroy unused medication at home.

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DETERRA DRUG DEACTIVATION SYSTEM POUCHES

The patented Deterra® System deactivates prescription drugs, pills, patches, liquids, creams and films. Deterra renders them inert, unavailable for misuse and safe for the environment. In a simple 3-step process, a user deactivates the drugs by putting them in a Deterra Pouch, adding water, sealing, shaking and throwing it away. It’s truly that simple.

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1 billion medications deactivated so far

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U.S. patents, 35 international patents and 3 U.S. patents pending

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available in all 50 states and internationally

What is medication misuse costing you?

A Household Mailing Campaign with the NEW Deterra Direct Mail Pouch can help reduce the costs of drug misuse and save lives. Get a free custom assessment to see the ROI of a Deterra Household Mailing Campaign.

Deterra Benefits Workbook

Deterra Benefits Workbook

Making at-home drug deactivation and disposal part of employee benefits plans can help prevent drug misuse and reduce associated costs.

The Deterra Benefits Workbook is designed to help organizations understand the impact of the opioid epidemic on their workforce and calculate the economic and social cost savings that safe, effective prevention tool like Deterra can provide.

Deterra Destroys Unused Medication in 3 Easy Steps

The patented Deterra® System deactivates prescription drugs, pills, patches, liquids, creams and films. Deterra renders them inert, unavailable for misuse and safe for the environment. In a simple 3-step process, a user deactivates the drugs by putting them in a Deterra pouch or container, adding water, shaking and throwing it away. It’s truly that simple.

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Place Medication in Pouch

Open pouch and place unused medications inside.

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Fill Halfway with Water

Fill halfway with warm water and wait 30 seconds. Foaming may occur.

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Seal, Shake and Dispose in Trash

Seal tightly, gently shake and dispose of in normal trash.

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Compare Deterra Drug Disposal Pouches

Deterra Pouches come in multiple sizes so users can deactivate and dispose of an individual prescription or remove a large number of leftover pills, capsules, patches, films or creams from their medicine cabinet. Each Deterra Pouch can deactivate the maximum number of pills, liquids or patches listed in the chart below. For pricing and purchasing, please contact our sales team at Sales@DeterraSystem.com, call us at (612) 568-1128 or request a quote online.

POUCHES
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Max Pills / Pouch
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Max Patches / Pouch
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Units / Case
Deterra SP
(7001-CASE)
152 oz / 60 mL2250
Deterra MP
(7018-CASE)
456 oz / 180 mL6200
Deterra LP
(7025-CASE)
9012 oz / 360 mL12100
Deterra XL
(7032-CASE)
45060 oz / 1.8 L6020
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Max Pills / Pouch
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Max Liquid / Pouch
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Max Patches / Pouch
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Units / Case
Deterra SP
(7001-CASE)
152 oz / 60 mL2250
Deterra MP
(7018-CASE)
456 oz / 180 mL6200
Deterra LP
(7025-CASE)
9012 oz / 360 mL12100
Deterra XL
(7032-CASE)
45060 oz / 1.8 L6020
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Prevent the risk of overdose and the misuse of prescription drugs by including Deterra Drug Deactivation and Disposal Pouches in your benefit plans. It’s a simple, cost-effective way to save lives and fight addiction.

When one of the DEA take back event sites that we went to was full, Deterra was the only means for people to dispose of their medications. It was nice that we had the pouches because otherwise those people would have had no option for disposal.

Tom Fulton

Project Coordinator, Wheeler Clinic
It was good to start a conversation because a lot of people didn’t realize that this was an issue; so many people would say, ‘I have this bag of prescriptions and I had no idea what to do with it,’ and we were able to say, ‘great, use this to dispose of it.’

Tom Fulton

Project Coordinator, Wheeler Clinic
We know not everyone finishes their prescriptions, and [Deterra] is such a simple way to keep medication out of the wrong hands and protect the environment.

Megan Allain

MPH, CHES, Director of Community Impact, Inspira Health