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Old 10-03-2006, 07:37 AM #1
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Thought we could share some ideas on what you do with your old empty med bottles?

We used to give them(after washing) to the local school where kids made things with them. such as Easter Bunnies, Santas and so forth for the Holidays.

Also nursing homes take them to for the elderly to make crafts...

What do you do with yours?

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I just throw mine away but keep some awhile to put a few of the same pills in, for when we go camping. When traveling & you need to take a few pill 'A' and a few pill 'X' with you, put the A in A bottles and X in X bottles. Incase something happens & they need to see what meds you take, they can simply look at the bottles you have with you.
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I woulndt dare give them to a school these days...they have a zero toleramnce policy for everything. Even with the best of intentions.

It's almost guilty until proven innocent. And, sadly, it has to be that way...
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when i am sitting with my little brother i sometimes give the bottle to him filled with...eg...bottle tops. i never leave him unattended, because he loves to see how hard he can bite things...
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