The Rx Destroyer Pharmaceutical Disposal is a safe, efficient, and low-cost solution for the disposal of controlled and non-controlled pharmaceutical waste. Medication disposal is simple and easy with the Rx Destroyer. Simply load unwanted medication into the container, secure the cap and agitate for ten seconds and the Activated Carbon compound neutralizes drug effects. The Rx Destroyer is an appropriate means of disposal for pills, liquids, injectables, fentanyl patches, suppositories, and lozenges. It is recommended that syringe injectable doses should first be squirted into the Rx Destroyer and the syringe disposed of in a sharps container. And Fentanyl patches should be folded before being disposed of in the Rx Destroyer. Once the Rx Destroyer container has been filled to within two inches from the top of the bottle, the entire container can be properly disposed of. If spillage from a full container is a concern, add the optional Rx Destroyer hardener before disposal.
The Rx Destroyer should be placed in a secure location and is available in multiple sizes to suit different spaces and needs. The 64-ounce Rx Destroyer container will hold about 1,500 pills per bottle, while the 16-ounce container will hold about 300 pills per bottle. The Rx Destroyer conforms to DEA requirements for the non-retrievable wasting of pharmaceutical substances. Keep an Rx Destroyer near your Sharps Containers for convenient wasting of medications and syringes.
Features and Benefits
- No Need to Add Water
- No Batteries
- Simply Load Unused or Unwanted Medications Into the Bottle
- Manufactured in Recyclable Plastics
- Made in the USA
- Easy Carry Handle
- Activated Carbon Neutralizer
- Ventilated Cap for Safe Co-Mingling of Medications
- Bottles are Ready to Use
- Multiple Sizes to Meet Space Constraints
Product Specifications
- Manufacturer: c2r-Global Manufacturing
- Application: Pharmaceutical Disposal System
- Product Number: RX64
- Suitable for the Disposal of:
- Pills
- Liquids
- Fentanyl Patches
- Suppositories
- Lozenges
- Meets DEA and EPA Disposal of Controlled Substances Criteria