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Old 09-20-2014, 10:55 AM #1
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Default What to do with left over meds.
This probably isnt the right forum, feel free to move it.

I was on Copaxone for a VERY Short time. I was allergic to it. What do I do with the box of shots now?

It seems like such a waste to throw them out. But isnt it against the law to give it away?

Thanks!!!!
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