Safe Disposal of Expired Medicines

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At xdrug, we prioritize safe medicine disposal, ensuring expired medications are collected responsibly to protect our community and environment.

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Join us in safely disposing expired medicines to protect health and environment.

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Frequently asked questions

1. What is XDrug?

XDrug is a community health initiative powered by Truphr Private Limited, focused on the safe collection and disposal of expired, unused, or surplus medicines from households and healthcare facilities.

2. Why is it important to properly dispose of expired medicines?

Improper disposal can harm the environment, contaminate water and soil, and pose risks of accidental poisoning or drug misuse by children, pets, or others.

3. What types of medicines can I drop off at XDrug collection points?

You can dispose of expired prescription medicines, over-the-counter drugs, unused tablets, capsules, syrups, ointments, and certain medical devices like inhalers and thermometers.

4. Are needles or syringes accepted at XDrug?

No. XDrug does not accept needles, syringes, sharps, chemotherapy drugs, or illegal substances due to strict safety and regulatory guidelines.

5. Do I need the original packaging or prescription to drop off medicines?

No, you can drop off expired or unused medicines without original packaging or prescriptions. Just ensure they’re securely packed for transport.

6. Can pharmacies or clinics partner with XDrug?

Yes! We welcome partnerships with pharmacies, hospitals, and healthcare providers. Contact us via [Become a Partner] on our website for more details.