Last year Longmont water service put a flyer in our water bill describing how the medications are not able to be filtered out, even with the best filtration in northern Colorado, and they end up in our water sources such as our lakes and streams. This has led to numerous problems with our fish population. The fish are becoming mutated and deformed beyond recognition. For our health, the health of our environment and the health of future generations of people and animals please dispose of your medications properly. Good Day Pharmacy is providing free disposal of all your unused medication (new, used or half used). Please find a location nearest to you and take your toxic mess. ~Dr. S
Saturday, February 7th, from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.
Chilson Recreation Center, 700 East Fourth Street, Loveland

For more information about the project, contact Mike Maguire at 970-494-0289, or Karen Price at 970-669-7500, ext. 7.
Do it people! I don't what to catch any mutated trout in the St. Vrain!
ReplyDeleteHaha - Not to mention the hundreds of other things it does to our bodies...But hey, it would make for some good pictures!
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