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| Medications | (Last Updated: 10/18/2022) | You can bring expired or unwanted medicines to a local kiosk for free and safe disposal. Washington has approved Inmar and Med-project to take back meds. Find a Med-Project kiosk near you. Find an Inmar Kiosk near you.
Accepted in Kiosks: Household prescriptions and over-the-counter medications including medications for household pets. Bring in any dosage form, except for those listed below, in their original container or a sealed bag. Prefilled injectors like epi-pens must be mailed back.
Not Accepted: Herbal remedies, vitamins, supplements, cosmetics, other personal care products, medical devices, batteries, mercury-containing thermometers, sharps, illicit drugs, and pet pesticide products.
Free medicine mail-back services are also available upon request. Learn about mail-back services. | |
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Rethink | Don't flush medications or put them in the garbage or recycling. Proper disposal in a kiosk helps prevent child poisoning, illegal drug use, drug overdose, and contamination of drinking water. |
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