New drop box makes medication disposal easier in Chowchilla

The box was installed by nonprofit MED-Project to help residents safely dispose of unwanted or expired medications.

Mar. 11, 2026 at 11:20pm

Chowchilla residents now have an easier way to remove unwanted or expired medications from their homes with the installation of a new medication drop box by the nonprofit organization MED-Project. The drop box was placed at Alpha Care Pharmacy in Chowchilla, providing a convenient location for residents to safely dispose of household medicines.

Why it matters

Proper disposal of medications is important to prevent accidental ingestion, misuse, and environmental contamination. This new drop box makes it simpler for Chowchilla residents to responsibly get rid of unwanted prescriptions and over-the-counter drugs.

The details

MED-Project, a nonprofit that develops and operates medication disposal programs, installed the new drop box at Alpha Care Pharmacy in Chowchilla. The box provides a secure and convenient way for residents to dispose of unwanted or expired household medicines, helping to keep them out of the wrong hands and out of the water supply.

  • The medication drop box was recently installed at Alpha Care Pharmacy in Chowchilla.

The players

MED-Project

A nonprofit organization that develops, implements, and operates safe, effective and compliant programs for the disposal of household medicine and sharps in adherence with state and local legislation.

Alpha Care Pharmacy

The pharmacy located at 1710 Robertson Blvd in Chowchilla where the new medication drop box was installed.

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The takeaway

This new medication drop box in Chowchilla provides a convenient and responsible way for residents to safely dispose of unwanted prescriptions and over-the-counter drugs, helping to prevent misuse and environmental contamination.