West Spokane Wellness Partnership
Prescription Medication Disposal in Spokane, WA
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Published on Oct 18th, 2026
West Spokane Wellness Partnership
Location
3919 N Market St.
Spokane, WA 99207
View Phone Number
(509) 482-3480 - Call Us
Open Hours
| Saturday | 10:00am - 02:00pm |
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About West Spokane Wellness Partnership
Proper disposal of unused, unwanted, or expired prescription medications is essential for the safety and well-being of our community. The Prescription Medication Take Back Day in Spokane, WA, provides a secure and anonymous way for residents to dispose of medications they no longer need. By participating in this event, you help prevent prescription drug misuse, accidental poisoning, and environmental contamination.
Our event is held at Safeway on 3919 N Market St., making it convenient for Spokane residents and surrounding communities to drop off their medications. We accept all types of prescription medications, except needles, and also accept vaping devices without batteries. As part of our commitment to community health and safety, we are offering free Narcan kits and medication lock boxes while supplies last. These resources are vital tools in preventing opioid overdoses and ensuring medications are stored securely at home.
The Prescription Medication Take Back Day is organized in collaboration with trusted partners, including local law enforcement, health coalitions, and community organizations. Our experienced team is dedicated to providing a safe, judgment-free environment for everyone. If you are unable to attend the event, you can scan the provided QR code to find a permanent drop-off location near you, ensuring that safe disposal options are always accessible.
Customer satisfaction and community well-being are at the heart of our mission. We strive to make the process as easy and confidential as possible, so you can feel confident that your medications are being handled responsibly. Join us in making Spokane a safer, healthier place by participating in the Prescription Medication Take Back Day. Together, we can reduce the risk of prescription drug abuse and protect our environment for future generations.
Our event is held at Safeway on 3919 N Market St., making it convenient for Spokane residents and surrounding communities to drop off their medications. We accept all types of prescription medications, except needles, and also accept vaping devices without batteries. As part of our commitment to community health and safety, we are offering free Narcan kits and medication lock boxes while supplies last. These resources are vital tools in preventing opioid overdoses and ensuring medications are stored securely at home.
The Prescription Medication Take Back Day is organized in collaboration with trusted partners, including local law enforcement, health coalitions, and community organizations. Our experienced team is dedicated to providing a safe, judgment-free environment for everyone. If you are unable to attend the event, you can scan the provided QR code to find a permanent drop-off location near you, ensuring that safe disposal options are always accessible.
Customer satisfaction and community well-being are at the heart of our mission. We strive to make the process as easy and confidential as possible, so you can feel confident that your medications are being handled responsibly. Join us in making Spokane a safer, healthier place by participating in the Prescription Medication Take Back Day. Together, we can reduce the risk of prescription drug abuse and protect our environment for future generations.
Services
- Medication Disposal
- Prescription Drug Take Back
- Drug Drop Off
- Expired Medication Disposal
Areas Served
- Spokane
- Hillyard
- Spokane County
- Washington
Features
- Free Narcan Kits
- Free Medication Lock Boxes
- Secure and Anonymous Disposal
- Judgment Free Environment
- Community Health Event
- Permanent Drop Off Location Information
- Convenient Location
- No Needles Accepted
- Vaping Devices Accepted Without Batteries
Topics
Medication Disposal
in Spokane, WA
Prescription Drug Safety
in Spokane, WA
Community Health Events
in Spokane, WA