The Health Products Stewardship Association (HPSA) operates compliant and post -consumer take back programs for the safe disposal of unwanted medications and used medical sharps.
Unwanted, unused, or expired medications should be returned to a drop-off location for safe disposal.
Used medical sharps should be returned to a Drop-off location for safe disposal. Pick up a free sharps container to make collection and return easy.
Collection locations are participating pharmacies , vet clinics and dispensaries that provide Canadians with convenient access to safe medication and medical sharps return programs.
The Health Products Stewardship Association (HPSA) operates free take-back programs for the safe disposal of unwanted medications and used medical sharps.
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As the primary point of contact for consumers who use medications and medical sharps, pharmacists and the personnel at the vet clinics staff play a key role in the safe disposal of these products. The latter have the opportunity to further educate and reinforce safe disposal practices.
Interested and participating collection locations can choose their province for more information. Registered Collection Locations located in British Columbia, Manitoba, Ontario, New Brunswick, Quebec, and Prince Edward Island can access relevant resources and toolkits in the below sections.
The Quebec Pharmaceuticals Products Program, managed by the Health Products Stewardship Association (HPSA) and financed by producers of consumer health products, covers the costs associated with the safe and responsible disposal of consumer health products returned by the public through registered collection locations.
Veterinary facilities can register as Veterinary Promotion Locations under the Quebec Pharmaceuticals Products Program.
A Veterinary Promotion Location is a partner site that supports HPSA in promoting the safe disposal of unwanted medications and used medical sharps returned by the public through participating pharmacies.
These locations play a key role in community outreach and awareness, helping to protect public health and the environment.
The Health Products Stewardship Association (HPSA) operates compliant and post -consumer take back programs for the safe disposal of unwanted medications and used medical sharps.
Unwanted, unused, or expired medications should be returned to a drop-off location for safe disposal.
Used medical sharps should be returned to a Drop-off location for safe disposal. Pick up a free sharps container to make collection and return easy.
Collection locations are participating pharmacies , vet clinics and dispensaries that provide Canadians with convenient access to safe medication and medical sharps return programs.
The Health Products Stewardship Association (HPSA) operates free take-back programs for the safe disposal of unwanted medications and used medical sharps.