BCH Does Not Accept Medications or Sharps

Boulder City Hospital cannot accept medications or sharps (i.e. needles) for disposal. Below are some resources to assist you with disposal of these items.

https://www.paininthedrain.com/os/resources/media/17_0138_CCWR_DRTF_FACT_SHEET_2018.pdf (list of local locations for medication disposal)

https://www.paininthedrain.com/disposal/home-disposal/ (proper way to dispose of medications if unable to bring to above locations)

http://www.republicsharps.com/ (pay-for-service through Republic Services for sharps disposal)

https://safeneedledisposal.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/Sharps-Brochure-6.11.18.pdf (proper way to dispose of sharps through trash)

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