[Pharmwaste] White House Drug Disposal Policy with list of drugs to be flushed

[drmille at blue.weeg.uiowa.edu]

I am concerned that an antibiotic like gatifloxacin is on the list of  
flushables.  Does anyone know of a way to learn the logic behind the  
guideline decisions?


-Daniel


-- 
Daniel R Miller
Student Pharmacist
Iowa City, IA 52246
319-541-7638


Quoting gressitt <gressitt at uninets.net>:

> Round one of "further evolution" of the guidelines now evident. And fairly
> quickly for a federal agency. I suggest it is a good sign. Stevan
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