Did you know that you can safely dispose of expired or unused medications?

Did you know that you can safely dispose of expired or unused medications? Mark your calendar for October 25. That's the day when you can take part in the regional Drug Take Back Day. On this important day, various sites across Toledo, Holland, Sylvania, Maumee, Monclova, Oregon, Ottawa Hills, Swanton, Waterville, and Whitehouse will accept different types of medications. You can bring narcotics, over-the-counter meds, pet medications, prescriptions, and vitamins. However, take note that some items cannot be accepted. Inhalers, ointments, and lotions will not be collected. Additionally, while sharps, syringes, and liquid medications may be collected, not all locations will accept them. Bring your medications between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. Here are some key locations for disposal: Kroger stores in Toledo at 4633 Suder Ave., 2555 Glendale Ave., and 2257 N. Holland-Sylvania Rd. Theres also a Kroger in Holland at 7059 Orchard Centre Dr. and one in Sylvania at 7545 W. Sylvania Ave. You can also visit police and fire stations. In Toledo, you can go to Scott Park District at 2301 Nebraska Ave. or the Northwest District at 2330 W. Sylvania Ave. Other station options include Holland Police Department, Maumee Police Division, Oregon Police Division, Ottawa Hills, Waterville Police Department, and Whitehouse Fire Station 85. Additionally, check out the Monclova Township Administration Building and the Swanton Municipal Building. Participating in Drug Take Back Day is a fantastic way to ensure that your medications are disposed of correctly. It's safe, simple, and helps keep the community healthy. Make sure to gather your unused medications and take them to these designated sites. Remember, it's on October 25th from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Stay safe and help make a difference!