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Pharmaceutical Waste Take Back in Wisconsin Steve Brachman Waste Reduction Specialist UW-Extension Solid & Hazardous Waste Education Center

The problems

The opportunity On-going Municipal Pharmaceutical Waste Collection Locations in Wisconsin

WI Pharmaceutical Waste Working Group (PWWG) Formed in 2006 as one day collection events were beginning Cross section of stakeholders Focused on 3 areas Supporting information and educational outreach Improving data collection Developing pilot program models

Growth in drug take back

Pounds Meds Collected

Key challenges for take back Need for law enforcement on site 2010 Safe & Secure Drug Disposal Act Growth in on-going programs Convenience Awareness Cost

$4.30 – 4.87 average

2008 Pilot Mail Back Program First to use a reverse distributor (Capital Returns) Pharmacies (100+) used as key information distribution points Data collection and participant evaluation planned. 10% of Wisconsin’s population eligible.

30-40% of callers got information from pharmacy Other sources of info critical including: Libraries Word of mouth Press/media

2010 Mail Back Program

Secure and Responsible Drug Disposal Act 2010 What the law does… DEA to develop regulations for take-back of CS (besides law enforcement officer) Variety of methods of collection Ease of program cost/implementation Authorize long-term care facilities to dispose of CS for patients New DEA regulations

DEA Regulations (2) What the law does not do Create take-back programs Fund take-back programs Awaiting draft regulation s – fall 2012? DEA public hearing in January 2011 Convenience, collecting all drugs together, cost (pharmacies)