Recycling Mystery: Medication

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By Amanda WillsDec 12, 2018, 1:01 am106 pts
Whether it’s a bottle of baby aspirin in a cabinet above your kitchen sink or a shelf of prescriptions on the bathroom shelf, medication is a common household item that often goes unrecycled. According to a study by the Consumer Healthcare Products Association, 81 percent of adults use OTC medicines as a…

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