Three things to know:
1. The 16th national Drug Take Back Day, held last October, brought in 914,236 pounds of unused or expired medications. There were 5,839 collection sites and 4,770 law enforcement participants.
2. The program was launched by the DEA in 2010 and occurs twice a year.
3. The DEA’s Take Back Day website has a collection site locator allowing visitors to enter a ZIP code, county, city or state to find a place to drop off unused prescription drugs.
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