Best Safe Rx Pharmaceutical Med Destroyer & Disposal Container - Dispose Old RX Medication Drugs, Pill & Liquid Buster (1 Pack) Container

Went to a large medical meeting 2019. DEA and Medical board Rep's completely stumped by the question what to do when patient' brings back pain pills they don't want to use back to Dr Office. The Doctor cannot legally take them back, but needs to document their destruction. Only way to do it is witness the patient destroying the pills with these and then the patient takes home the pills in the pill destroyer. This way the Doctor can take picture of pills and pill destroyer witnessed by patient, Doctor and Doctor's staff witness, have a picture record for the chart. Doctor should not even touch the pills. Have the patient destroy them with this bottle and dump them in their own home trash. Then Doctor can now safely prescribed a replacement with something else without concern that they will be taking both meds and overdosing or giving them away to someone else.

This was the easiest product to use. I basically just poured my pills into this container put the water in it up to the line like it said check it and then all of a sudden you could feel it thicken inside the bottle and then it felt like concrete. And you just toss it in the trash and you’re done!

I have a lots of pills to get rid of from over the years and so this will work out great. I didn’t want to throw them in the trash or the toilet, and so this will be a great way to get rid of them. Thanks for coming up with the idea! One thing though, it’s a little pricey which will cause people with little money to continue to trash or flush their drugs.

This device made it easy for me to dispose of my unwanted and expired medications in an environmentally responsible way. The information on the container states that it contains inorganic solid solvents that help break down medications and that the solvents were specifically formulated to meet or exceed FDA and EPA guidelines for safe disposal. The instructions for the disposal process are printed on the container and are very easy to understand, but if you have poor eyesight you may need a magnifying glass to read them. The container can hold up to 300 medium sized pills or equivalent (e.g. capsules, liquids, powders) but you don't need to count since there is a medication fill line. Thanks to this device my medicine cabinet is currently bare but I'm sure I will be ordering another one sometime soon.

Nothing environmentally sound about this.However after you insert pills and the fluid makes them inedible…..You can put the pills in the garbage.Expensive. Maybe you could just add vinegar or some thing and your unneeded pills to a old, jar so that they are not usable anymore.

I have never used these before but I think they are the best idea yet for throw away meds!

A lot better than tossing meds in the trash with all the problems we have in society. A way to get rid of the opioids and pain meds from aging or passing family in bulk batches.

Great way to dispose of unwanted drugs