Rx Destroyer to Distribute Drug Disposal Pouches to New Jersey Pharmacies
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May 29, 2024 | Press Release
Rx Destroyer to Distribute Drug Disposal Pouches to New Jersey Pharmacies
May 29, 2024 —Rx Destroyer Drug Disposal announced today that in the initial phase of a new initiative funded through the federal and state governments, 235 pharmacies across New Jersey will receive the new ready-to-use Rx Destroyer Drug Disposal Pouches.
The reusable Rx Destroyer drug disposal pouch, which you can continue to add medications for up to one year, or until full, offers a safe and convenient method for individuals to dispose of unused medications, helping to prevent opioids and other medications from being diverted or misused. This initiative aims to contribute to the broader effort to address the opioid overdose crisis in New Jersey.
Funding for the Rx Destroyer pouches was made possible through the New Jersey Division of Mental Health and Addiction Services. The division received grant funding from the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration to support states and territories in their efforts to combat drug abuse and misuse.
Providers with any questions about the Rx Destroyer can contact Jordan Brown, Senior Manager of Strategic Partnerships at Rx Destroyer, via email at jordan@rxdestroyer.com.
About Rx Destroyer
Rx Destroyer provides ready-to-use drug deactivation solutions suitable for solid and liquid medications, including pills, capsules, patches, powders and liquids. At Rx Destroyer we believe that everyone should have access to some form of drug disposal and substance abuse prevention solutions. Whether that is a reusable four-ounce container kept in a medicine cabinet to use throughout the year, or a five-gallon container that deactivates medicine on site at a local drug take back day. Our simple, fast-acting formula begins neutralizing medications on contact, protecting against drug diversion, pollution, and compliance risk. To learn more, visit https://www.rxdestroyer.com