Politics & Government
Tuscaloosa Locations Participating In Prescription Take-Back Day
Here's a list of the different locations where expired and unused medications can be safely disposed of later this month in Tuscaloosa.

TUSCALOOSA, AL — The West Alabama Narcotics Task Force and PRIDE of Tuscaloosa will partner later this month with several locations in the area for National Prescription Drug Take-back Day, which will offer the opportunity for those in the community to safely dispose of expire and unused medications.
The drug take-back day will be April 24 at six Tuscaloosa-area locations from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m.
PRIDE Executive Director Jamie Lake told Patch that the areas pharmacies were crucial in making the initiative possible and praised the different parties involved.
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"Prescription medications are for a specific reason, prescribed for a patient for a specific time and when they expire, they are no longer valid to be used in any way," Lake said. "You have children and young people at home who might not understand that, so it’s important we create the awareness."
Tuscaloosa Police Department West Precinct - 1501 Culver Road
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Walmart Neighborhood Market - 4201 Hargrove Road E.
Walgreen's - 8701 Highway 69 S.
CVS (Five Points) - 4260 University Boulevard E.
CVS - 808 Veterans Memorial Parkway
CVS (Northport) - 1910 McFarland Boulevard
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