(KLZA)-- The COVID-19 outbreak has caused cancellation of yet another annual event.
The annual spring National Prescription Drug Take-Back Day scheduled for Saturday has been postponed due to the ongoing COVID-19 outbreak.
The good news is there are over 300 pharmacies in Nebraska that participate in the Nebraska MEDS Initiative and will take back unused or expired medication, free of charge, any day of the year.
There are guidelines to follow if you have prescriptions to turn in.
You must follow all local directive health measures.
Ensure you follow social -distancing recommendations staying at least six feet from other customers and pharmacy staff.
Call you pharmacy prior to going to verify their process for accepting medications
Envelope disposal systems are available for free at-home disposal.
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