The mail-back medication disposal kit. Fill it, seal it, ship it.
A DEA-compliant mail-back kit for safe medication disposal — controlled and non-controlled drugs alike. Fill the prepaid pouch or envelope, seal it, and drop it in any mailbox. We incinerate the contents and issue a Certificate of Destruction. Built for pharmacies, facilities, and consumers.
One kit for every medication.
From a single patient’s leftovers to a facility’s expired stock — the mail-back kit handles it.
- Controlled substances (Schedules II–V)
- Non-controlled prescription meds
- Over-the-counter medications
- Patches, pills, liquids & creams
- Expired & unused stock
- Consumer take-back at home
One kit, closed loop.
What a DEA-authorized mail-back kit collects, who can use it, and how controlled and non-controlled meds are destroyed together.
What the kit collects
A DEA mail-back package can take the widest range of household and facility medication in one container.
- Controlled & non-controlled medications together
- Tablets, capsules, patches
- Liquids in original containers (per program)
- Sharps & needles (own kit)
- Inhalers/aerosols & illicit substances
- Chemo/hazardous drugs (own path)
Who can use it
Mail-back kits serve both institutions and the public.
- Pharmacies & LTC facilities (authorized collectors)
- Clinics offering patient take-back
- Households disposing of personal medication
- Anyone using it for illicit-drug disposal
- Facilities substituting it for required inventory destruction records
Documentation & destruction
The kit closes the loop with proof, not just a bin.
- Non-retrievable destruction of contents
- A Certificate of Destruction
- Tracking on the return package
- Any expectation to inventory individual household contents
- Reselling or reusing collected medication
The Medication Mail-Back Kit Guide
What a DEA mail-back package can and can't collect, who is authorized to offer it, how controlled substances are handled, and the documentation you get back — plus a checklist and FAQ.
Mail-back in four steps.
Get the kit
Choose the pouch, envelope, or larger kit — prepaid postage included, both ways.
Fill it
Add unused and expired medications directly into the disposal pouch.
Seal & mail
Seal the tamper-evident kit and drop it in any USPS mailbox — no special handling.
Destroyed + documented
We incinerate the contents and issue a Certificate of Destruction to your account.
DEA-compliant
Meets DEA requirements for mail-back collection and non-retrievable destruction of controls.
Controls & non-controls
One program covers both — no separate vendor for scheduled drugs.
For every ICP
Pharmacies, LTC, hospice, clinics, and consumers all use the same simple kit.
Certificate of Destruction
Documented proof of destruction on every kit — archived and audit-ready.
For facilities and consumers alike.
Medication disposal kit questions.
How does a mail-back medication disposal kit work?
You fill the prepaid, tamper-evident pouch or envelope with unused and expired medications, seal it, and drop it in any mailbox. The kit is mailed to a permitted facility where the contents are incinerated, and a Certificate of Destruction is issued.
Can I mail back controlled substances?
Yes. Our medication disposal kits are DEA-compliant for mail-back collection of controlled substances (Schedules II–V) as well as non-controlled and OTC medications — rendered non-retrievable.
Who can use a medication disposal kit?
Everyone — retail and chain pharmacies, long-term care, hospice, clinics, correctional facilities, veterinary clinics, and individual consumers doing at-home take-back.
Do I need a pickup or contract?
No. The kit includes prepaid two-way postage. You mail it back on your schedule — no route, no pickup, no contract.
Is there proof the medications were destroyed?
Yes. Every kit results in a Certificate of Destruction documenting that the contents were destroyed — archived to your account and available for audits.
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Medication Disposal Kit in all 50 states.
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