Great Neck Sewer District Collects Unused Pharmaceuticals
The Great Neck Water Pollution Control District's 16th semiannual Shed the Meds event collected over 748 pounds of unused or expired pharmaceuticals.
- 242 cars participated in the event at the district headquarters on October 19th.
- Residents also dropped off enough medical sharps to fill fifteen 17-gallon containers.
Since Shed the Meds began eight years ago, the district has collected close to four tons of unused pharmaceuticals and medical sharps.
The Shed the Meds event is one of the only opportunities for residents to safely dispose of medical sharps on Long Island.
Summary: Great Neck Sewer District collects 748 pounds of unused pharmaceuticals.
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