Rx Destroyer

This patented, fast acting formula begins neutralizing medications on contact, with no need to add water or batteries, no flammable powders and never requires long term contracts.

Proper pharmaceutical waste disposal procedures are critical to prevent drug abuse, drug diversion, stockpiling and contamination of our water supply. As part of the Safe Water Initiative, Rx Destroyer™ brands are landfill friendly, supporting EPA and DEA efforts to prevent leaching of pharmaceuticals into drinking water, soil and waterways and may be discarded with common trash*.

*Always follow facility, local, state, tribal and federal laws under which you’re governed

Rx Destroyer™ All-Purpose is for use with all non-hazardous medications (DEA-controlled & Non-controlled). Includes Pills, Capsules, Tablets, Liquids, Lozenges, Transdermal Patches, Fentanyl Lollipops, and Suppositories.

*Pro Series packaging includes tethered cap and a sight gauge for safe and easy viewing of contents level.

Rx Destroyer™ For LIQUIDS
For use with all non-hazardous medications (DEA-controlled & Non-controlled) in the form of liquid narcotic medications and syringe injectables ONLY. Rx Destroyer™ Hardener Included.

How does Rx Destroyer™ pharmaceutical disposal system work?

Rx Destroyer™ patented formula begins dissolving medications on contact. As medications are dispersed the activated carbon adsorbs them rendering them useless for abuse. Product is “ready-to-use”…No adding water needed. Simply add medications…when full discard into common trash or according to your facilities, local, state, tribal or federal rules/ guidelines.

What drugs can be placed in the Rx Destroyer™?

Rx Destroyer™ pharmaceutical disposal system accepts all DEA scheduled and OTC (over the counter) forms of non-hazardous water-soluble medications with the exception of effervescent or other gas producing drugs (antacids). *The following is a small example of most common medications allowed:

• Pills & Tablets
• Capsules
• Powders
• Liquids
• Narcotics
• Fentanyl Patches
• Injectables
• Lozenges
• Creams Suppositories
• Fentanyl Lollipops

What items may NOT be put in the Rx Destroyer™ pharmaceutical disposal system?

DO NOT add effervescent or antacid or gassing medications.

DO NOT add hardware such as syringes, glass or bottles. Dispose of physical vials and syringes into red sharp containers.

DO NOT place Hazardous Materials (HAZMAT) or any hazardous pharmaceuticals in container unless user has determined they can safely incinerate or dispose according to rules & laws under which they are governed. For more information on hazardous materials please review following links:

• Federal P & U List
• Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)

DO NOT add Leaf Marijuana

DO NOT add Medications Insoluble in H2O or Oil Based Medications

PurduePharm’s version of Oxycontin is “Non-Divertible”, unique gel formulation may not dissolve timely in Rx Destroyer™. Oxycontin or variations made by Purdue may be candidate for RCRA waste – consult internal Pharmacist.

Can drugs be abused after placing in Rx Destroyer™?

1. Drugs have been chemically attached to Rx Destroyer™ activated carbon. Use of extreme heat (~1700 degrees F) may be attempted. However, at this temperature, drugs are atomized or destroyed.

I see capsules floating in Rx Destroyer™. Have these medications been neutralized?

Capsule and contents may be lighter than water which is why you may see some floating. Capsule shells come in hard or soft shells manufactured in variety of materials such as protein-based gelatin and other bio-safe polymers. During the adsorption/destruction/neutralization process some may appear in the original form or varying levels of collapse. These shell conditions are considered normal and expected.

Example: OROS (Osmotic [Controlled] Release Oral [Delivery] System) is an advanced controlled release oral drug delivery system in the form of a rigid tablet with a semi-permeable outer membrane and one or more small laser drilled holes in it. As the tablet passes through the body, water is absorbed through the semipermeable membrane via osmosis, and the resulting osmotic pressure is used to push the active drug through the opening in the tablet. OROS is a trademarked name owned by ALZA Corporation, which pioneered the use of osmotic pumps for oral drug delivery.

Like the human stomach, Rx Destroyer™ formulation has penetrated capsule and neutralization has begun or complete. Many variables determine if capsule shell completely dissolves or remains intact. In fact, like floating capsule shells in the Rx destroyer™, it’s common for end-users to find capsule shells in stool.

Can Hardener Pouches Be Used with All-Purpose Formulations?

Yes. However, the hardener is optional. LIQUIDS products include enough hardener pouches for each bottle. Additional Pouches may be ordered separately. Product performs exceptionally well on container contents containing at least 10% water. Some medications, drugs or combinations may not be compatible with Rx Hardener™ due to their chemical composition.

What is the shelf life of Rx Destroyer™?

Rx Destroyer™ products are manufactured on-demand and processed based upon common FIFO (First-In, First-Out) inventory methods. Subsequently, orders shipped have a “Born On” date no later than 30 days prior to ship date.

Unopened containers – (5) years.

Once medications have been added, no longer than (1) year is suggested. If additives are bio based, user may want to dispose as soon as possible to avoid odors and or potential mold growth. As it is impossible to predict all additive combinations, please consult and follow facilities, local, state, tribal and or federal guidelines.