How should I dispose of a hazardous medication?

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If there is any medication left over, do not flush it down the toilet. Take it to the police department or another medication disposal location. To find disposal locations, go to www.medicationdisposal.utah.gov.

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Patient Education

Patient eduction involves the management of your healthcare. Pharmacists play a valuable role in educating you on medications and the accurate dosages used to treat your condition. It is important to become aware of harmful drug interactions, possible side effects including allergies and if certain foods are to be avoided while on the medication.

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