announcements alerting people not to flush old or unneeded meds
April 2007
You'll hear public service announcements alerting people not to flush old or unneeded meds.
We used to think that flushing old Rx drugs down the sink or toilet was okay...but not anymore. Significant traces of drugs are showing up in rivers, lakes, and treated water sources.
Some toxicologists say these remnants could affect fish and wildlife and contribute to antibiotic resistance.
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