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Brochures and Flyers

  • Safe and Secure Medicine Flyer
    Don’t let your child’s addiction start with you.  (English  /  Español)
  • Safe and Secure Medicine Disposal
    What to do with unused medications.  (English  /  Español)
  • Project Medicine Drop Trifold
    Project Medicine Drop lets you dispose of your unused and expired household medications, safely and securely, at any time: 24/7/365.
  • Project Medicine Drop Overview
    The New Jersey Division of Consumer Affairs is joining the effort to halt the abuse and diversion of prescription drugs.

Press Releases

  Date Title View
 07/25/17Prescription Medication Take-Back Day at the Justice Complex - DCA’s Project Medicine Drop  hits the road - It’s simple and anonymous
 03/23/17New Jersey Attorney General Calls on Realtors, Funeral Directors and Other Professionals to Help Fight Drug Addiction by Promoting "Project Medicine Drop"  to Their Clients
 04/29/16New Jersey Consumer Affairs Urges Public to Join the Fight Against Prescription Drug Abuse by Tossing Unwanted Medicines During 11th Annual Prescription Drug Take Back Day
 03/27/15Acting Attorney General, Installation Commander Unveil "Project Medicine Drop"  Box at Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst, New Jersey's First at a Military Installation
 02/03/15Acting Attorney General, Ocean County Prosecutor Join Little Egg Harbor Township Mayor and Police Chief to Announce "Project Medicine Drop"  Box Installation
 10/27/14Christie Administration Dedicates the State's 100th "Project Medicine Drop" Box at the Teaneck Police Department
 04/16/13Attorney General, Division of Consumer Affairs Announce Significant Expansion of "Project Medicine Drop";  Consumers Can Now Dispose of Unused Medications at 40 Secure Locations Statewide
 09/20/12Attorney General, Division of Consumer Affairs Announce Expansion of "Project Medicine Drop"  Into All 21 Counties; Statewide Reach Helps Consumers Dispose of Unused Medications
 04/19/12Continuing the Fight Against Prescription Drug Abuse, New Jersey Division of Consumer Affairs Expands "Project Medicine Drop"  to New Police Departments, Announces Partnership with N.J.-Based Covanta Energy for Free Destruction of Excess Medications


Last Modified: 10/2/2018 9:04 AM

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