Provinces

Alberta does not currently have stewardship regulations for consumer health products.

The British Columbia Medications Return Program (BCMRP) managed by HPSA covers the costs associated with the responsible disposal of consumer health products returned by the public through collection sites. The products covered under this program are:

• all prescription drugs,
• over-the-counter medications, and
• natural health products.

Register Your Pharmacy

• Collection Location Agreement Form

Promotional Materials Order Form

• Promotional Materials Order Form

Request a Service

• Service and Supply Request Form

MRP Promotional Materials

• Pharmacy Guide
• How Consumers Can Return Unwanted Medications

The Manitoba Medications Return Program (MMRP) managed by HPSA covers the costs associated with the responsible disposal of consumer health products returned by the public through collection sites. The products covered under this program are:

• all prescription drugs,
• over-the-counter medications, and
• natural health products.

The Manitoba Sharp Collection Program (MSCP) managed by HPSA covers the costs associated with the responsible disposal of medical sharps returned by the public through collection sites. The definition for medical sharps includes infusion sets, safety pens and syringes with needles attached, lancets, needle tips, needles, pens, pen needles, pre-filled cartridges and pre-filled syringes.

Register Your Pharmacy

• Collection Location Agreement Form 

Request a Service

• Service and Supply Request Form

Promotional Materials Order Form

• Promotional Materials Order Form

MRP Promotional Materials

• Pharmacy Program Guide
• How Consumers Can Return Unwanted Medications

SCP Promotional Materials

• Pharmacy Program Guide
• How Consumers Can Return Used Medical Sharps
• Accepted Sharps Container Poster
• 4 Tips for Using 1.8L Sharps Containers

HPSA program information coming soon.

Newfoundland and Labrador do not currently have stewardship regulations for consumer health products.

Northwest Territories does not currently have stewardship regulations for consumer health products.

Nova Scotia does not currently have stewardship regulations for consumer health products. There is a voluntary program administered by the Nova Scotia Pharmacists Association under PANS that is partly funded by the consumer health products industry.

Nunavut does not currently have stewardship regulations for consumer health products.

The Ontario Medications Return Program (OMRP) managed by HPSA covers the costs associated with the responsible disposal of consumer health products returned by the public. The products covered under this program are:

• all prescription drugs,
• over-the-counter medications, and
• natural health products.

The Ontario Sharp Collection Program (OSCP) managed by HPSA covers the costs associated with the responsible disposal of medical sharps returned by the public through collection sites. The definition for medical sharps includes infusion sets, safety pens and syringes with needles attached, lancets, needle tips, needles, pens, pen needles, pre-filled cartridges and pre-filled syringes.

Register Your Pharmacy

• Collection Location Agreement Form

Request a Service

• Service and Supply Request Form

Promotional Materials Order Form

• Promotional Materials Order Form

Medications Return Program Materials

• Pharmacy Medications Return Program Guide
• How Consumers Can Return Unwanted Medications

Sharps Collection Program Materials

• Pharmacy Sharps Collection Program Guide
• How Consumers Can Return Used Medical Sharps
• Accepted Sharps Container Poster
• 4 Tips for Using 1.8L Sharps Containers

The Island Medications Return Program (IMRP) managed by HPSA covers the costs associated with the responsible disposal of consumer health products returned by the public. The products covered under this program are:

• all prescription drugs,
• over-the-counter medications, and
• natural health products.

The Island Sharp Collection Program (ISCP) managed by HPSA covers the costs associated with the responsible disposal of medical sharps returned by the public through collection sites. The definition for medical sharps includes infusion sets, safety pens and syringes with needles attached, lancets, needle tips, needles, pens, pen needles, pre-filled cartridges and pre-filled syringes.

Register Your Pharmacy

• Collection Location Agreement Form 

Promotional Materials Order Form

• Promotional Materials Order Form

Request a Service

• Service & Supply Request Form

MRP Promotional Materials

• Pharmacy Program Guide
• How Consumers Can Return Unwanted Medications

SCP Promotional Materials

• Pharmacy Program Guide
• How Consumers Can Return Used Medical Sharps
• Accepted Sharps Container Poster
• 4 Tips for Using 1.8L Sharps Containers

HPSA program information coming soon.

HPSA program information coming soon.

Yukon does not currently have stewardship regulations for consumer health products.