Southern Pines, NC – 9/16/2024 – DisposeRx, Inc. is proud to announce the sale of its Coaches vs Overdoses, LLC. to Pennant, LLC. This innovative […]
DisposeRx, Inc. Sells Coaches vs Overdoses, LLC. to Pennant LLC Read More
Jeff Bekos is unstoppable on his mission! This week, ABC4 Utah interviewed Jeff during his stop at Ronald McDonald House in Salt Lake. Read more
One Dad’s Mission stops at Ronald McDonald House in Salt Lake City Read More
Jeff Bekos is amazing… and over half way to RMHC in Philadelphia! Learn more about Jeff’s story in this piece by CBS Philadelphia.
Pennsylvania dad embarks on 4,600-mile bicycle journey for Ronald McDonald House Read More
In an inspiring act of gratitude and resilience, former DisposeRx employee Jeff Bekos has embarked on an incredible bike ride from the Ronald McDonald House
Southern Pines, NC – DisposeRx, Inc., a medication safety company, announced today that it has taken the “No Shame Pledge” to join the nationwide movement
A group of fourth graders shared a bag of gummy bears. After the children became ill, investigators determined the bag the candy was in had residue from fentanyl. One of the best ways to combat the opioid epidemic is with proper education and safe medication disposal.
Virginia Gummy Bears Emphasize Need for Medication Safety Read More
In an effort to combat the opioid crisis and promote safe medication practices to young people, Coaches vs Overdoses distributed DisposeRx packets, an innovative medication disposal solution, and critical medication safety education, to coaches, fans, and athletes at the 76th Touchstone Energy North-South all-star game at Myrtle Beach High School.
Opioid abuse is an epidemic in Mississippi and across the country. Starting early with educating young children and adolescents about the dangers of opioids and the importance of …
Originally aired April 19, 2023 on Univision.
San Diego Pharmacy and Teens Unite for Drug Take Back Day Read More
Avina is trying to change that by spreading the word about ways to get drugs off the streets. During a news conference Wednesday, a number of organizations joined forces to announce ways South Bay residents can get rid of medications they don’t need.
Local organizations working together to keep prescription drugs off the streets Read More
