Posted by Cam W. on August 5, 2001, at 19:55:32
In reply to Re: Donating unused meds? - No!, posted by Willow on August 5, 2001, at 18:25:40
• Northern Willow:
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> What if you are on a septic system?
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• Good question. Ask the guys who suck it out what you should do. Depending on what the do with that "stuff", it could still get into the ground water.
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> With the temperatures going berserk, I'm sure I could use some hints on what to do with my stash. This thread has actually got me wandering about storage related to having children in the house. And they grow into teen-agers.
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• Most meds, especially the newer ones, need to be kept in a dark, cool, dry place (away from light, heat and humidity). This means not in the bathroom or kitchen. A locked drawer is best; in a den or bedroom. On the shelf in a closet You want the medication to be accessible, but at the same time, safe. Hide them in your underwear drawer (with those pictures that were taken when you were drunk that one night < wink >. Even if one does not have kids, it is best to have a degree of inaccessibility to your medications, just in case you have company with kids (or even the occasional dabbling adult, depending upon what medications are involved).
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> We should get you to start writing a book for the novice druggy, like myself!! (This is not a joke.)
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• I am having trouble getting my life together, let alone write a book. Besides many Pharmacy Associations and Poison Control Centres already produce pamphlets on these issues. Besides, where would I get the funding?
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> Do you know of any love potions? If not, how about an antidote?
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• Love potions are easy to make, but rhinoceros horn and good quality eye of gnut are harder to come by nowadays. I think I can find the mink penis bone, though.•As for the antidote, I think that any SSRI therapy will do.
Cam the Alchemist
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