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Want to Get Rid of Unwanted Prescription Drugs?
There will be a new year-round disposal location in Lower Merion.
The Lower Merion Police Department has announced that it has become one of nine Montgomery County jurisdictions to establish a permanent location where the public may safely, conveniently and responsibly dispose of unused and unwanted prescription drugs throughout the year, at no cost.
The drop-off location, known as a MedReturn Box, will be available 24 hours a day, seven days a week, and is at the Lower Merion Public Safety Building, at 71 East Lancaster Avenue in Ardmore.
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The location is set up as a safe, confidential and free means to dispose of unwanted, unused or expired prescription drugs and over-thecounter medications. (Needles and other sharp items are strictly prohibited, due to safety concerns.)
National Prescription Drug Take-Back Day takes place on April 27.
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This information was provided by Lower Merion Township.
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