You can just throw them in the trash, but a more responsible route would be to destroy them - either put them through your garbage disposal, blender with a foul tasting liquid, etc.
NO! DON'T put them into the water system as they contaminate our rivers and streams.
They can be returned to a pharmacy, taken to a hazardous waste depot or put in the trash.
The best bet is to take it back to the pharmacy. They have procedures set up to properly dispose of them. People used to just throw them in the toilet but they end up in the water supply if you do that.
ibuprofen is still effective well past the expiration date.
Many pharmacies will take it back for disposal.
The following is the recommended practice though I don't see how it keeps it from eventualy being part of and contaminating the environment:
It is important to know how to dispose of unused or expired medication. Aspirin is best disposed by dissolving it in water and pouring it down a drain.
these should be returned to your druggist, they have a disposable place for them, do not ever flush them down the toilet or throw in the garbage.
Yes, but effectiveness may be diminished.
expired medicines should discard in a pit on the earth
How do I dispose fo small, expired quantities of formo cresol
No, hence the word expired. It is unsafe to eat anything expired. Dispose of anything expired.
You can dispose of expired milk safely by pouring it down the toilet. You can also pour it down the drain, however, pour some vinegar down after it to get rid of the smell.
It can go down the sink with running water.
For me, well, just dispose the content and just give the can to those who are in need of it or just give it to junk shops. In that way, you can earn money.
by pouring it down the toilet
Ask a chemist to dispose of the aspirins.
Ask a chemist to dispose of the aspirins.
Canadian Coast Guard i sthe best person to talk to about that.
To dispose Alcohol from sight one must; hide bottles of it, you have the smell of it on you breath so brush your teeth, freshen up the air around and act casual. That is all.
Aspirin & Vinegar both contain salicylates. Combining the two could actually be dangerous to someone with a salicylate allergy.