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Neutralized and solidified formalin may be disposed in the landfill. Do not dispose of un-neutralized or un-solidified formalin in the community landfill. For neutralized formalin, contact your local wastewater treatment facility to discuss your disposal options with their facility.

DEA Form 222s are only used to transfer or order Schedule II controlled substances. Orders for Schedule II agents will not be accepted without a Form 222. Each book of DEA Official Order Forms consists of seven sets of forms.

Registrant Record of Controlled Substances Destroyed - DEA Form 41.

Privacy Act Information for DEA Form 106: Section 301 of the Controlled Substances Act of 1970 (PL-513). PURPOSE: Report theft or loss of Controlled Substances.

DEA Form 41 is a mandatory requirement to be completed by all DEA registrants that destroy controlled substances, in accordance with 21 U.S.C. 827.

All medicines, including controlled drugs, must be promptly returned to a community pharmacy. Pharmacies are contractually obliged to dispose of medicines waste for these services. The service does not require a T28 waste exemption as the pharmacy will denature the controlled drugs.

Properly dispose deactivated solutions to the sanitary sewer system (lab sink). Run water during disposal and for several minutes after. Ensure that no more than 5 gallons of deactivated solution is disposed per lab per day. general trash.

Incineration is the only method currently accepted by the DEA to render a drug non-retrievable. Sewering (pouring down the drain) and landfill disposal (mixing with kitty litter, coffee grounds, etc.) does not meet the DEA's non-retrievable standards.

Disposing medicines in the household trash: Prescription and over-the-counter (OTC) drugs in pills, liquids, drops, patches, creams and inhalers can be thrown into the household trash.

In your community, authorized collection sites may be retail, hospital, or clinic pharmacies; and/or law enforcement facilities. These collection sites may offer on-site medicine drop-off boxes; mail back programs; or other in-home disposal methods to assist you in safely disposing of your unused or expired medicines.