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Table of Contents Introduction .................................................................................................................................................................. 3 Plan Definitions ............................................................................................................................................................ 3 Plan Overview and Summary ................................................................................................................................... 4 Education and Outreach Program ........................................................................................................................... 4 Kiosk Grant Program .................................................................................................................................................. 5

A. Grant Program Overview and Summary ............................................................................................................... 5 B. New Unwanted Medicine Kiosk Service or Funding Grant ............................................................................. 5 C. Existing Unwanted Medicine Kiosk Funding Grant............................................................................................ 6 D. Grant Program Outreach ........................................................................................................................................... 6 E. Grant Application ......................................................................................................................................................... 6 F. Grant Application Schedule ...................................................................................................................................... 6

In-Home Services ........................................................................................................................................................ 7 A. In-Home Services Availability ................................................................................................................................... 7 B. Mail-Back Packages .................................................................................................................................................... 7 C. Disposal Pouches/Kits ................................................................................................................................................ 7

Safety and Security ..................................................................................................................................................... 8 A. Unwanted Medicine Kiosks ...................................................................................................................................... 8 B. Mail-Back Packages .................................................................................................................................................... 9 C. Disposal Pouches/Kits ................................................................................................................................................ 9 Program Implementation Objectives .................................................................................................................... 10

Program Costs and Fees ......................................................................................................................................... 10 Effectiveness ............................................................................................................................................................... 11 Annual Report ............................................................................................................................................................. 11 Notifications ................................................................................................................................................................ 11

Appendix A ........................................................................................................................................................................ 12 Covered Drugs Manufacturers Participating in the Program ................................................................................ 12

Appendix B ....................................................................................................................................................................... 22 List of Current and Potential LEA Kiosk Sites ........................................................................................................... 22

Appendix C ........................................................................................................................................................................32 Media Outreach Matrix ................................................................................................................................................... 32

Appendix D ........................................................................................................................................................................ 33 Example Educational Materials .................................................................................................................................... 33

Appendix E........................................................................................................................................................................ 40 Example Website Graphics ............................................................................................................................................ 40

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Introduction MED-Project LLC (“MED-Project”), on behalf of the companies identified in Appendix A, in compliance with M.G.L. c. 94H, the Drug Stewardship Program (“Law”), submits this product stewardship plan (“Plan”) for brand name and generic opioid drugs in Schedule II or III of section 3 of M.G.L. c. 94C and benzodiazepines identified as “Covered Drugs” in M.G.L. c. 94H Section 1. The Law requires Pharmaceutical Product Manufacturers1 that sell or distribute a Covered Drug to consumers in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts (“Commonwealth”) to develop or participate in a Drug Stewardship Program in the Commonwealth to collect, secure, transport, and safely dispose of unwanted Covered Drugs collected from Commonwealth residents. This Plan shall comply with all applicable state and federal requirements for the collection, security, transport and disposal of drug products, including any requirements established by rule or regulation of either the United States Drug Enforcement Administration or the United States Environmental Protection Agency. . ..” M.G.L. c. 94H, § 3(v).

Plan Definitions Covered Drug is a brand name or generic opioid drug in Schedule II or III of section 3 of M.G.L. c. 94C or a benzodiazepine identified in M.G.L. c. 94H Section 1. Covered Drug shall not include: (i) drugs intended for use solely in veterinary care; (ii) substances that are regulated as cosmetic products under the United States Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act, 21 U.S.C. § 301 et seq.; (iii) drugs that are compounded under a specialty license pursuant to sections 39G to 39J, inclusive, of chapter 112; (iv) hypodermic needles, lancets or other sharps products subject to collection and disposal procedures established in Section 27A of chapter 94C; or (v) drugs approved and used primarily for medication-assisted substance use disorder treatment. M.G.L. c. 94H, § 1.

DEA is the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration.

DEA Rule is the codified version of the DEA Final rule, “Disposal of Controlled Substances,” adopted on September 9, 2014, 21 C.F.R. §§ 1300 – 1317.95.

Funding Grants is the awarding of funds to LEAs with existing kiosks or LEAs that choose to select their own service provider.

In-Home Service Program (“In-Home Services”) is the provision by MED-Project of mail-back packages (“Mail-Back Packages”) and/or disposal pouches, kits or containers (“Disposal Pouches/Kits”) for the disposal of Unwanted Drugs. Any Mail-Back Packages will be provided for the collection, transport, and disposal of Unwanted Drugs by Vendor. Pouches/Kits often consist of a proprietary substance that is meant to deactivate or neutralize any Unwanted Drugs that are mixed and contained in the pouch or container. Any disposal Pouches/Kits will be provided by Vendor.

Law Enforcement Agency or LEA is a state or local law enforcement office or agency.

Mail-Back Packages are pre-paid and pre-addressed mailers for the collection and disposal of Unwanted Drugs at a municipal solid waste incinerator or a medical waste incinerator.

Participating Producers are producers participating in the MED-Project Product Stewardship Plan for opioids and benzodiazepines from households as provided in Appendix A: Covered Drugs Manufacturers Participating in the Program.

Program is the MED-Project drug stewardship program set forth in this Plan.

Residents are persons residing in the Commonwealth. “Residents” does not include pharmacies, hospitals, health clinics, doctors’ offices, veterinary clinics, airport security, or other commercial sources of waste or unused drug products. “Residents” does not include law enforcement officers acting in the course of their law enforcement duties.

Service Grants are the provision of new kiosks provided by MED-Project, hosted by an LEA, and accessible to the public. They include replenishment boxes/inner liners provided by Vendor. Boxes and inner liners will be removed from unwanted medicine Kiosks, sealed, and packaged by the LEA, and shipped to the disposal facility via United Parcel Service.

1 All capitalized terms used but not otherwise defined herein shall have their respective meanings set forth in the Law.

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Unwanted Drug is a Covered Drug: (i) that is no longer wanted or intended to be consumed, or that is abandoned, discarded, expired or surrendered by the person to whom it was prescribed; or (ii) voluntarily deposited at collection points co-located within a law enforcement agency; provided, however, that “Unwanted Drug'” shall not include: (A) waste or unused drug products from a pharmacy, hospital or health clinic or other commercial sources that the department may determine by regulation to be a nonresidential source; or (B) drug products seized by law enforcement officers in the course of their law enforcement duties.” M.G.L. c. 94H, § 1.

Vendor is any vendor retained by MED-Project to carry out MED-Project’s obligations under the Program.

Plan Overview and Summary Currently, there are three hundred and forty-four (344) LEAs in the Commonwealth, of which two hundred and eleven (211) host a kiosk collecting unwanted medicine (See Appendix B; List of Current and Potential LEA Kiosk Sites). These kiosks are currently supported operationally and administratively in a number of different ways. Some kiosks hosted at LEAs are serviced internally by the LEA personnel, while other kiosks are serviced by an entity other than the LEA hosting the kiosk. Additionally, there are one hundred and thirty-three (133) LEAs that do not currently host a kiosk for the collection of unwanted medicine.

To leverage this existing infrastructure, MED-Project will establish a kiosk grant program (“Kiosk Grant Program”) that will, among other things, support current LEA kiosks collecting unwanted medicine in the Commonwealth. In addition, MED-Project’s Kiosk Grant Program will offer kiosks to eligible LEA locations. The Kiosk Grant Program will:

1. Offer new kiosks to eligible LEAs in the Commonwealth not currently hosting a kiosk (and offer to replace selected existing kiosks at eligible LEAs with new kiosks, subject to availability, if a current kiosk is not fully functional or does not meet current regulatory requirements);

2. Support the collection, transport, and disposal of Unwanted Drugs collected in the kiosks through two types of grants:

a. Service Grant: The provision of twelve (12) boxes/liners for new kiosks, including pre-paid transportation and disposal of those full boxes/inner liners by Vendor; and

b. Funding Grant: The awarding of funds to LEAs with existing kiosks or LEAs that choose to select their own service provider.

MED-Project will also create an outreach and education program for Residents that focuses on the safe usage and storage of unwanted medicines once they are no longer needed for the purpose for which they were prescribed, and options to dispose of unwanted medicines, including Covered Drugs, conveniently and safely.

Education and Outreach Program MED-Project will create an educational campaign for Residents of the Commonwealth centered around information about the safe storage, usage, and disposal of unwanted medicines. The content of MED-Project’s educational campaign will include information about options for Residents to dispose of unwanted medicines, including existing kiosks, existing mail-back programs, existing take-back events, and existing in-home disposal services, as well as the services offered under MED-Project’s Program. Additionally, MED-Project will provide guidelines consistent with the United States Food and Drug Administration (“FDA”) website’s recommendations for unwanted medicine disposal.

To promote the MED-Project Program and to ensure Program success, MED-Project will conduct a combination of advertisement and outreach through radio and website Public Service Announcements (“PSAs”), and other digital, print, and social media (See Appendix C; Media Outreach Matrix). Social media will include platforms such as, Facebook and Twitter. These outlets will allow MED-Project to promote the safe use, storage, and disposal of unwanted medicine, and inform Residents of collection site locations. MED-Project will deploy search engine optimization to ensure that the site is prominently displayed in search results related to unwanted medicine, Unwanted Drugs, and their storage or disposal in the Commonwealth. Links to MED-Project’s social media websites will be placed prominently on the MED-Project website.

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Educational materials, including informational brochures, will be made available to LEAs and the public and will be available in English and Spanish. Examples of the informational brochures are available in Appendix D: Example Educational Materials.

Within sixty (60) days of Plan approval, MED-Project will activate a website to provide information about unwanted medicine disposal options available to Residents through other programs in the Commonwealth. The website will provide information regarding the availability of unwanted medicine kiosks and in-home services such as Mail-Back Packages, and/or Disposal Pouches/Kits available to Residents that are provided by other organizations. This aggregated information will provide Residents with a single convenient resource for finding disposal options by zip code. The website will also link to information about the importance of safe usage and storage of unwanted medicine, the importance of disposing of unwanted medicine once it is no longer needed for the purpose for which it was prescribed, and options to dispose of unwanted medicines conveniently and safely. MED-Project’s website will align with information provided by the FDA and the Massachusetts Department of Public Health (“Department”). See Appendix E: Example Website Graphics. MED-Project will update the “aggregator” portion of the website at least annually.

Within ninety (90) days of Plan approval, MED-Project will implement a web-based form for Residents to access the In-Home Service Program provided by MED-Project, providing Residents with an additional option for disposing of Unwanted Drugs from the home. The In-Home Services option may offer Mail-Back Packages and/or Disposal Pouches/Kits as further described in Section VI below.

MED-Project will perform a representative annual survey of Residents’ awareness of Covered Drugs issues. The survey results will be used to evaluate the education and outreach program.

Kiosk Grant Program A. Grant Program Overview and Summary MED-Project will administer a Kiosk Grant Program for the purpose of supporting collection of Unwanted Drugs by LEAs. The Kiosk Grant Program will support eligible LEAs that currently host unwanted medicine kiosks for the take-back of unwanted medicine from Residents and will expand the number of kiosks by offering grants to eligible LEAs that do not have unwanted medicine kiosks.

Each LEA will be able to apply for:

1. New kiosks for eligible LEAs not currently hosting a kiosk, or to replace, subject to availability, a non-functioning kiosk or kiosk that does not meet all regulatory requirements; and

2. Support for the collection, transport, and disposal of Unwanted Drugs via two types of grants:

a. Service Grant: The provision of new kiosks provided by MED-Project, hosted by an LEA, and accessible to the public. They include replenishment boxes/inner liners, pre-paid for the cost of transport and disposal, provided by Vendor; or

b. Funding Grant: The awarding of funds to LEAs with existing kiosks or LEAs that choose to select their own service provider and receive grant funds.

LEAs will be required to reapply annually for continued support via the Kiosk Grant Program. All applications for the Kiosk Grant Program are to be submitted through the MED-Project website. MED-Project sponsored kiosk locations will be updated on the website after the sites become available to the public.

B. New Unwanted Medicine Kiosk Service or Funding Grant MED-Project will provide eligible LEAs that do not currently host an unwanted medicine kiosk with one of two options:

Option 1 will be offered to LEAs that want to manage disposal services independent of MED-Project. Under option 1, the LEA will be provided an unwanted medicine kiosk and an annual Funding Grant of thirteen hundred dollars ($1300).

Option 2, the Service Grant option will be offered to LEAs that want a service provider to manage transport and disposal services. The Service Grant option will provide an unwanted medicine kiosk and twelve (12) containment boxes/inner liners per year. Under the Service Grant option, the LEA will enter into a standard service agreement with Vendor.

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With Option 2, the LEA will be required to unlock the unwanted medicine kiosk, remove and seal the inner liner, and prepare the containment box for shipment. The sealed inner liner and containment box will then be picked up by common carrier and shipped to Vendor’s disposal facility for destruction. LEAs desiring more frequent service will be able to order additional kiosk containment boxes/inner liners directly from Vendor with the cost of this additional service being charged by the Vendor directly to the LEA.

C. Existing Unwanted Medicine Kiosk Funding Grant LEAs currently hosting an unwanted medicine kiosk will be eligible to apply for an annual Funding Grant of thirteen hundred dollars ($1300) to support Unwanted Drug collection, transport, and disposal. Funding Grant funds will allow LEAs with an existing kiosk to retain their existing collection program and avoid disruptions to operations that may result from installing a new kiosk and switching to a new collection, transport, and disposal process.2

D. Grant Program Outreach Within one hundred and twenty (120) days of Plan approval, the Kiosk Grant Program application will go live on the MED-Project website. MED-Project will conduct outreach to LEAs to promote the Kiosk Grant Program. MED-Project will provide LEAs with information about the Kiosk Grant Program application, how to apply, and what education resources are available.

Outreach will be conducted in two phases:

1. Distribution of letters notifying LEAs about the Kiosk Grant Program approximately thirty (30) days prior to initiating the online grant application process; and

2. Individual follow-up via emails and phone calls to any LEA that does not respond within ninety (90) days of the initial MED-Project communication.

E. Grant Application In order to participate in the Kiosk Grant Program, LEAs must go through MED-Project’s grant application process. LEA grant applicants must perform the following:

• Complete all sections of the grant application;

• Complete the compliance certification signed by an authorized signatory;

• Agree to enter into the standard service agreement with Vendor for Self-Service Kiosks when applying for the Service Grant option; and

• Agree to re-apply annually if seeking continued collection support.

LEAs will apply for a grant through a MED-Project website portal and will be required to certify that they meet all applicable laws, rules, and regulations.

F. Grant Application Schedule All applications will be subject to the following funding schedule:

• Service Grant: o The Service Grant applications will be received and processed throughout the year.

• Funding Grant: o Complete applications received in the first half of the calendar year will obtain a full annual

grant of thirteen hundred dollars ($1300). o Complete applications received in the second half of the calendar year will obtain a half

year grant of six hundred and fifty dollars ($650). o The grant application cycle will renew on January 1 of each subsequent year.

2 MED-Project anticipates that some LEAs with existing unwanted medicine kiosks may need a replacement kiosk for which MED-Project has made provisions to provide up to 25 replacement kiosks.

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In-Home Services Within ninety (90) days of Plan approval, MED-Project will provide In-Home Services via the MED-Project website at no cost to Residents. The In-Home Services will provide Mail-Back Packages and/or Disposal Pouches/Kits for Unwanted Drugs and shall comply with all applicable laws, regulations, and other legal requirements.

A. In-Home Services Availability Residents will be able to request In-Home Services through the MED-Project website for the disposal of Unwanted Drugs. Upon such request, Residents will be provided a Mail-Back Package or a Disposal Pouch/Kit. MED-Project may, at any time, change the product it offers for In-Home Services. MED-Project will provide instructions with any In-Home Services product sent to Residents.

B. Mail-Back Packages MED-Project may offer pre-paid and pre-addressed Mail-Back Packages for disposal of Unwanted Drugs at a municipal solid waste incinerator or a medical waste incinerator. If MED-Project offers such a program, the program shall comply with the DEA rules for mail-back programs at 21 C.F.R. § 1317.70.

The following general procedures will be applied to the request and processing of Mail-Back Packages:

1. Requests by Residents made via the MED-Project website are verified and logged; 2. Requests by Residents are processed and tracking numbers are logged; 3. Mail-Back Packages are sent to requesting Residents; 4. Residents place Unwanted Drugs in Mail-Back Packages per instructions; 5. Residents place Mail-Back Packages in the mail; 6. Mail-Back Packages are received at a permitted facility and unique identifiers on returned Mail-

Back Packages are logged as “returned”; 7. Mail-Back Packages are treated and disposed of at a permitted municipal solid waste or medical

waste incineration facility; and 8. Tracking information on returned Mail-Back Packages is reconciled with log of Mail-Back Packages

shipped to Residents.

Mail-Back Packages will contain an insert with instructions for use. Residents will be directed to follow such instructions. Mail-Back Packages will comply with all applicable laws, regulations and other legal requirements.

C. Disposal Pouches/Kits MED-Project is evaluating in-home disposal systems that may be provided to Residents by mail. In-home Disposal Pouches/Kits often consist of a proprietary substance that is combined with the Unwanted Drug in a pouch or container. The in-home disposal systems under evaluation include those where the proprietary substance is meant to deactivate or neutralize any Unwanted Drugs that are mixed and contained in the pouch or container. If MED-Project offers such a program, the following general procedures will be applied to the request and processing of Disposal Pouches/Kits:

1. Requests by Residents made via the MED-Project website are verified and logged; 2. Requests by Residents are processed; 3. Disposal Pouch/Kit are sent to requesting Residents; 4. Residents place Unwanted Drugs in Disposal Pouch/Kit per instructions; 5. Residents dispose of the Disposal Pouch/Kit pursuant to instructions provided by the manufacturer.

Residents will be provided with instructional inserts on the use of Disposal Pouches/Kits. The Disposal Pouches/Kits would likely be designed to be ultimately discarded in household trash for disposal where allowed by law, including local laws and regulations.

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Safety and Security This section describes safety and security measures employed by MED-Project to ensure compliant take-back and disposal of unwanted medicine and Unwanted Drugs. This section also describes measures to provide Disposal Pouches/Kits securely to Residents and to dispose of them securely. MED-Project will utilize a Vendor, or Vendors, qualified in pharmaceutical reverse distribution for unwanted medicine collected from unwanted medicine kiosks and Unwanted Drugs collected from Mail-Back Packages.

A. Unwanted Medicine Kiosks LEAs will certify compliance with all applicable laws, regulations, and other legal requirements as part of the grant application process. MED-Project’s kiosk vendor services contract will require the Vendor to represent and warrant that it will comply with all applicable laws, regulations, and other legal requirements and that it holds all professional and governmental permits, licenses, consents, authorizations, and certifications required to perform the kiosk services. In addition, Vendor will represent and warrant that it shall comply with all industry-standard safety and security procedures.

Vendor will establish secure chain of custody procedures meeting the DEA requirements for collection, transport, and disposal of unwanted medicines from kiosks. Vendor will also be required to establish incident and emergency response procedures.

Vendor will direct any collected unwanted medicines from kiosks to a permitted municipal solid waste or medical waste incineration facility for treatment and disposal. The annual report will list the disposal facilities used to dispose of unwanted medicine from kiosks during the reporting period.

Consistent with the requirements for kiosks in pharmacies under 21 C.F.R. § 1317.75(e), kiosks provided by MED-Project will:

1. Be securely locked, substantially constructed containers with a permanent outer container and removable inner liner;

2. Include a small opening in the outer container that allows contents to be added to the inner liner but does not allow removal of the inner liner’s contents;

3. Prominently display a sign identifying unwanted medicine that may be deposited in the kiosk and other items and medications that will not be accepted; and

4. Have a small opening in the outer container that can be locked or made inaccessible to the public when LEA personnel are not present.

The kiosks will satisfy kiosk safety and security specifications through the use of heavy gauge steel; multiple locking mechanisms, including a locking mechanism on the tamper-resistant drop-slot; and commercial hinges. The design will increase the likelihood of Resident participation by providing easy access to wheelchair users. The locking mechanism on the drop-slot will prevent kiosk overflow once the container has reached its maximum level and is locked by the LEA.

While the DEA Rule does not require LEA kiosks to meet these requirements, kiosks and inner liners provided by MED-Project are designed to provide for the secure collection of unwanted medicine. See 79 Fed. Reg. 53531.

Kiosk inner liners provided by MED-Project will:

1. Be waterproof, tamper-evident, and tear-resistant; 2. Be removable and sealable immediately upon removal without emptying or touching kiosk

contents; 3. When sealed, make the contents of the inner liner not viewable from the outside; 4. Clearly indicate the size of the inner liner; and 5. Bear a permanent, unique identifier for tracking purposes.

Kiosks provided by MED-Project will be distributed with signage identifying unwanted medicine that may be deposited in the kiosk and other items that will not be accepted. In addition to the unwanted medicine kiosk, MED-Project will provide LEAs with the educational materials described in section IV of the Plan. All unwanted medicine will be destroyed in accordance with DEA requirements.

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B. Mail-Back Packages MED-Project’s mail-back vendor services contract will require the Vendor to represent and warrant that it will comply with all applicable laws, regulations, and other legal requirements and that it holds all professional and governmental permits, licenses, consents, authorizations, and certifications required to perform the mail-back services. In addition, Vendor will represent and warrant that it shall comply with all industry-standard safety and security procedures.

Vendor will establish secure chain of custody procedures meeting the DEA requirements for collection, transport, and disposal of Unwanted Drugs via mail-back.

Vendor will direct any collected Mail-Back Packages to a permitted municipal solid waste or medical waste incineration facility for treatment and disposal. The annual report will list the disposal facilities used during the reporting period.

Pursuant to 21 C.F.R. § 1317.70(c), Mail-Back Packages provide a safe and secure option to Residents and will be:

• Nondescript and without any markings or information potentially indicating that they contain Unwanted Drugs, including controlled substances;

• Water and spill-proof, tamper-evident, tear-resistant, and sealable;

• Pre-paid, Pre-addressed with and delivered to Vendor’s registered address;

• Provided with a unique identifier enabling tracking; and

• Provided with instructions indicating the process for Mail-Back Packages, accepted substances, a notice about mailing restrictions, and a notice that only packages provided by Vendor will be accepted for destruction.

The pre-paid shipping label will direct the Mail-Back Package to a registered collector for disposal via municipal solid waste or medical waste incineration.

Ultimate users and persons lawfully entitled to dispose of an ultimate user decedent’s property will not be required to provide any personally identifiable information when using Mail-Back Packages provided by MED-Project to dispose of Unwanted Drugs. See 21 C.F.R. § 1317.70(d). As required under 21 C.F.R. § 1317.70(e), Vendor will only accept identified Mail-Back Packages Vendor made available (or packages lawfully forwarded under DEA requirements). In accordance with 21 C.F.R. § 1317.70(f), when Mail-Back Packages are received, only employees of Vendor will handle the Mail-Back Packages. Mail-Back Packages will not be opened, x-rayed, analyzed, or otherwise penetrated upon receipt by Vendor. See 21 C.F.R. § 1317.70(f). Vendor will keep all records required under the DEA Rule, including those identified in 21 C.F.R. § 1304.22(f).

Upon arriving at the destruction facility, Mail-Back Packages shall be scanned for receipt verification and then rendered non-retrievable by incineration. Any storage of Mail-Back Packages received by Vendor will comply with the applicable security requirements of 21 C.F.R. 1317, including the requirement that Unwanted Drugs are securely stored in a manner consistent with the security requirements for Schedule II controlled substances. All Unwanted Drugs will be destroyed in accordance with DEA requirements.

C. Disposal Pouches/Kits To the extent provided as an In-Home Services option by MED-Project, Disposal Pouches/Kits will be provided at no cost to Residents through the MED-Project website. While still in development, MED-Project plans to direct the Vendor to mail the Disposal Pouches/Kits to Residents in nondescript packages without any markings or information potentially indicating the package contents. Ultimate users and persons lawfully entitled to dispose of an ultimate user decedent’s property will not be required to provide any personally identifiable information when requesting Disposal Pouches/Kits provided by MED-Project to dispose of Unwanted Drugs.

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Program Implementation Objectives MED-Project expects the Program will achieve the following objectives:

1. Provide Residents educational materials on the safe and secure storage of medicine, and on unwanted medicine disposal information through the MED-Project website;

2. Provide Residents a convenient single resource for finding disposal options for unwanted medicine in their area through a web-based aggregation tool;

3. Enhance MED-Project website awareness in the Commonwealth using search engine optimization; 4. Perform outreach to Residents through various media including MED-Project social media

postings; 5. Provide LEAs information about the Program and how to conveniently apply for a Service or

Funding Grant through the MED-Project website; 6. Support the collection, transportation and disposal of Unwanted Drugs through the administration

of Service or Funding Grants. 7. Expand kiosk availability in the Commonwealth through an increase in the number of unwanted

medicine collection kiosk sites that meet potential underserved area needs (see Figure 1 below: Existing Kiosks, Potential Expansion Kiosks, and Other Program Kiosks); and

8. Provide In-Home Services to Residents including a pre-paid, pre-addressed return Mail-Back Package and/or Disposal Pouches/Kits through the MED-Project website.

The map below demonstrates potential Resident access to collection options across the Commonwealth if all LEAs not currently hosting an unwanted medicine kiosk participate in the Program.

Figure 1: Existing Kiosks, Potential Expansion Kiosks, and Other Program Kiosks

Program Costs and Fees MED-Project will be responsible for administrative and operational costs associated with funding the Program. Costs associated with the education and outreach efforts undertaken as a part of the Program will also be the responsibility of MED-Project.

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Effectiveness MED-Project will include a program effectiveness summary in the annual report assessing program awareness and impact via a Resident survey. MED-Project will perform a representative annual survey of Residents’ awareness of Covered Drugs issues including Unwanted Drug disposal options. The survey study design will include random Resident contact by both web and telephone to minimize sampling bias. The survey questions will be designed to have Residents respond to questions about:

• Frequency of Covered Drug use;

• Knowledge of Unwanted Drug safe disposal methods;

• Types of Unwanted Drug disposal methods used by Residents;

• Frequency of Unwanted Drug disposal methods used by Residents;

• How Residents learned of Unwanted Drug disposal options;

• Convenience of provided Unwanted Drug disposal options; and

• Overall perception of Unwanted Drug disposal programs.

In addition, MED-Project will provide metrics on program activity during the reporting period. See Section XI for additional specifics on the planned reporting metrics.

Annual Report MED-Project will submit a report to the Department no later than March 1 following the first full calendar year of Program operation, which shall include any partial year of operation prior to the first full calendar operating year. MED-Project will submit reports annually thereafter no later than March 1 of each subsequent year that the Program operates.

The annual report will describe the Program’s activities for the prior year including:

1. Program effectiveness summary 2. List of Participating Producers 3. Collection methods provided 4. Number and type of grants provided 5. Total weight of unwanted medicine collected where such information is available to MED-Project

through Vendor3 6. Total weight of any Mail-Back Packages supplied by MED-Project and received by Vendor (as

determined by average Mail-Back Package weight) 7. Number and type of any In-Home Services products provided by MED-Project 8. List of disposal sites used 9. Media summary 10. Website statistics 11. Examples of downloadable educational materials 12. Total program cost

Notifications The primary contact person at MED-Project for any questions or notifications from the Commonwealth is:

Irina Butler, Plan Development Director MED-Project 1800 M Street NW, Suite 400 S Washington, DC 20036 202-495-3125 [email protected]

3 MED-Project will not report type of Unwanted Drugs collected because DEA requirements prohibit sorting of materials which will not allow MED-Project to determine the type of Unwanted Drugs collected.

mailto:[email protected]

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Appendix A Covered Drugs Manufacturers Participating in the Program

The list of Covered Drugs manufacturers participating in MED-Project’s Massachusetts Program is below.

Parent Company Company Name Address City ST Zip Country

3M Corporation 3M Drug Delivery Systems 3M Center 275-5W-06 Saint Paul MN 55144 United States

AbbVie Inc. AbbVie Inc. 1 North Waukegan Road North Chicago IL 60064 United States

Accord Healthcare Inc. Accord Healthcare Inc. 1009 Slater Road Suite 210-B

Durham NC 27703 United States

Akorn, Inc. Akorn, Inc. 1925 West Field Court Suite 300

Lake Forest IL 60045 United States

Akorn, Inc. Akorn Animal Health, Inc. 1925 West Field Court Suite 300

Lake Forest IL 60045 United States

Akorn, Inc. Hi-Tech Pharmacal Co., Inc. 369 Bayview Avenue Amityville NY 11701 United States

Akrimax Pharmaceuticals, LLC Akrimax Pharmaceuticals, LLC 11 Commerce Drive First Floor

Cranford NJ 07016 United States

Allergan, Inc. Allergan, Inc. 2525 Dupont Dr Irvine CA 92612 United States

Allergan, Inc. Allergan Sales, LLC 5 Giralda Farms Madison NJ 07940 United States

Allergan, Inc. Allergan USA, Inc. 5 Giralda Farms Madison NJ 07940 United States

Alvogen Pharma US, Inc. Alvogen Pharma US, Inc. 10 Bloomfield Ave Pine Brook NJ 07058 United States

Alvogen Pharma US, Inc. Almatica Pharma, Inc. 10 Bloomfield Ave Pine Brook NJ 07058 United States

Alvogen Pharma US, Inc. Alvogen, Inc. 10 Bloomfield Ave Pine Brook NJ 07058 United States

Alvogen Pharma US, Inc. County Line Pharmaceuticals LLC

10 Bloomfield Ave Pine Brook NJ 07058 United States

Alvogen Pharma US, Inc. Norwich Pharmaceuticals, Inc. 6829 State Highway 12 Norwich NY 13815 United States

Amerisource Health Services, LLC DBA: American Health Packaging

Amerisource Health Services, LLC DBA: American Health Packaging

2550-A John Glenn Avenue Columbus OH 43217 United States

Amneal Pharmaceuticals LLC Amneal Pharmaceuticals LLC 400 Crossing Blvd Third Floor Bridgewater NJ 08807 United States

Amphastar Pharmaceuticals, Inc.


11570 Sixth Street Rancho Cucamonga

CA 91730 United States

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International Medication Systems, LTD

1886 Santa Anita Ave South El Monte CA 91733 United States

Apotex Holdings, Inc. Apotex Holdings, Inc. 150 Signet Drive Toronto Ontario M9L 1T9 Canada

Apotex Holdings, Inc. Apotex Corp. 2400 N. Commerce Parkway Suite 400

Weston FL 33326 United States

Apotex Holdings, Inc. Aveva Drug Delivery Systems, Inc.

2400 N. Commerce Parkway Suite 400

Weston FL 33326 United States

AstraZeneca Pharmaceuticals LP

AstraZeneca Pharmaceuticals LP

1800 Concord Pike Wilmington DE 19850 United States

Aurobindo Pharma USA, Inc Aurobindo Pharma USA, Inc 279 Princeton Hightstown Road

East Windsor NJ 08520 United States

Aurobindo Pharma USA, Inc Aurobindo Pharma Limited 6 Wheeling Road Dayton NJ 08810 United States

Aurobindo Pharma USA, Inc Aurobindo Pharma USA Incorporated

6 Wheeling Road Dayton NJ 08810 United States

Aurobindo Pharma USA, Inc AuroHealth, LLC 6 Wheeling Road Dayton NJ 08810 United States

Aurobindo Pharma USA, Inc AuroLife Pharma LLC 2400 Rt 130 Dayton NJ 08810 United States

Aurobindo Pharma USA, Inc AuroMedics Pharma, LLC 6 Wheeling Road Dayton NJ 08810 United States

Beach Products, Inc. Pharmaceutical Associates, Inc.

3010 W. De Leon Street Tampa FL 33609 United States

Bionpharma Inc. Bionpharma Inc. 600 Alexander Road Suite 2-4B

Princeton NJ 08540 United States

Daiichi Sankyo, Inc. Daiichi Sankyo, Inc. 211 Mt. Airy Rd. Basking Ridge NJ 07920 United States

Depomed, Inc. Depomed, Inc. 7999 Gateway Blvd Suite 300

Newark CA 94560 United States

Endo Pharmaceuticals Inc. Endo Pharmaceuticals Inc. 1400 Atwater Drive Malvern PA 19355 United States

Endo Pharmaceuticals Inc. Anchen Pharmaceuticals, Inc. (d/b/a Par Pharmaceutical)

9601 Jeronimo Road Irvine CA 92618 United States

Endo Pharmaceuticals Inc. Auxilium Pharmaceuticals, Inc. 640 Lee Road Chesterbrook PA 19087 United States

Endo Pharmaceuticals Inc. BOCA Pharmacals, Inc. 130 Vintage Drive Huntsville AL 35811 United States

Endo Pharmaceuticals Inc. DAVA Pharmaceuticals, Inc. 130 Vintage Drive Huntsville AL 35811 United States

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Endo Pharmaceuticals Inc. Generics Bidco I, LLC (d/b/a Par Pharmaceutical)

130 Vintage Drive Huntsville AL 35811 United States

Endo Pharmaceuticals Inc. Generics Bidco II, LLC (d/b/a Par Pharmaceutical)

3241 & 3700 Woodpark Blvd Charlotte NC 28206 United States

Endo Pharmaceuticals Inc. Innoteq, Inc. (d/b/a Par Pharmaceutical)

555 Lordship Blvd. Stratford CT 06615 United States

Endo Pharmaceuticals Inc. Par Pharmaceutical Companies, Inc.

One Ram Ridge Rd Chestnut Ridge NY 10977 United States

Endo Pharmaceuticals Inc. Par Pharmaceutical, Inc. 300 Tice Boulevard Woodcliff Lake NJ 07677 United States

Endo Pharmaceuticals Inc. Par Pharmaceuticals, Inc. (d/b/a Par Pharmaceutical)

One Ram Ridge Rd Chestnut Ridge NY 10977 United States

Endo Pharmaceuticals Inc. Par Sterile Products, LLC (d/b/a Par Pharmaceutical)

970 Parkdale Road Rochester MI 48307 United States

Endo Pharmaceuticals Inc. Quartz Specialty Pharmaceuticals, LLC (d/b/a Par Pharmaceutical)


Endo Pharmaceuticals Inc. Vintage Pharmaceuticals, Inc. (d/b/a Par Pharmaceutical)

130 Vintage Ave Huntsville AL 35811 United States

Endo Pharmaceuticals Inc. Vintage Pharmaceuticals, LLC (d/b/a Par Pharmaceutical)


Endo Pharmaceuticals Inc. Vintage Pharmaceuticals, LLC (d/b/a Par Pharmaceutical)


Fresenius Kabi USA, LLC Fresenius Kabi USA, LLC Three Corporate Drive Lake Zurich IL 60047 United States

G&W Laboratories, Inc. G&W Laboratories, Inc. 111 Coolidge Street South Plainfield NJ 07080 United States

G&W Laboratories, Inc. G&W NC Laboratories LLC 1877 Kawai Rd Lincolnton NC 28092 United States

G&W Laboratories, Inc. G&W PA Laboratories LLC 650 Cathill Rd Sellersville PA 18960 United States

Gemini Laboratories, LLC Gemini Laboratories, LLC Graymark at Bridgewater 1200 US Highway 22 Ste 3

Bridgewater NJ 08807 United States

Genus Lifesciences Inc. Genus Lifesciences Inc. 514 North 12th Street Allentown PA 18102 United States

Humco Holding Group, Inc. Humco Holding Group, Inc. 7400 Alumax Rd Texarkana TX 75501 United States

Impax Laboratories, Inc. Impax Laboratories, Inc. 602 Office Center Drive Fort Washington

PA 19034 United States

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Impax Laboratories, Inc. CorePharma, LLC 215 Wood Avenue Middlesex NJ 08846 United States

Indivior Inc Indivior Inc 10710 Midlothian Turnpike, Suite 430

Richmond VA 23235 United States

Invagen Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Cipla USA, Inc. 7 Oser Avenue Hauppauge NY 11788 United States

Invagen Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Cipla USA, Inc. 1560 Sawgrass Corporate Parkway STE 130

Sunrise FL 33323 United States

Ipsen Biopharmaceuticals, Inc Ipsen Biopharmaceuticals, Inc 106 Allen Road Basking Ridge NJ 07920 United States

Johnson & Johnson Johnson & Johnson One Johnson & Johnson Plaza WH-7113

New Brunswick NJ 08933 United States

Johnson & Johnson Janssen Pharmaceuticals, Inc. 1125 Trenton-Harbourton Road

Titusville NJ 08560 United States

Kaleo Inc. Kaleo Inc. 111 Virginia Street Suite 300 Richmond VA 23219 United States

L. Perrigo Company L. Perrigo Company 515 Eastern Avenue Allegan MI 49010 United States

L. Perrigo Company Elan Pharmaceuticals, LLC 515 Eastern Avenue Allegan MI 49010 United States

L. Perrigo Company Paddock Laboratories, LLC 3940 Quebec Ave Minneapolis MN 55427 United States

L. Perrigo Company Perrigo Corporation Designated Activity Company

Treasury Building Lower Grand Canal St.

Dublin 2 Ireland

L. Perrigo Company Perrigo LLC 515 Eastern Avenue Allegan MI 49010 United States

L. Perrigo Company Perrigo Pharma International Designated Activity Company

Treasury Building, Lower Grand Canal St.

Dublin

2 Ireland

L. Perrigo Company Perrigo Pharmaceuticals Company

515 Eastern Avenue Allegan MI 49010 United States

Lannett Company, Inc. Lannett Company, Inc. 13200 Townsend Rd Philadelphia PA 19154 United States

Lannett Company, Inc. Cody Laboratories 601 Yellowstone Avenue Cody WY 82414 United States

Lannett Company, Inc. Kremers Urban Pharmaceuticals Inc.

1101 C Avenue West Seymour IN 47274 United States

Lannett Company, Inc. Silarx Pharmaceuticals 1033 Stoneleigh Avenue Carmel NY 10512 United States

Lundbeck LLC Lundbeck LLC Six Parkway N Ste 400 Deerfield IL 60015 United States

Lupin Pharmaceuticals. Inc Lupin Pharmaceuticals. Inc 111 S. Calvert St. Baltimore MD 21202 United States

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Lupin Pharmaceuticals. Inc GAVIS Pharma LLC 400 Campus Drive Somerset NJ 08873 United States

Lupin Pharmaceuticals. Inc GAVIS Pharmaceuticals LLC 400 Campus Drive Somerset NJ 08873 United States

Lupin Pharmaceuticals. Inc Lupin Ltd. 111 S. Calvert St., 21st Floor Baltimore MD 21202 United States

Lupin Pharmaceuticals. Inc Novel Laboratories Inc. 400 Campus Drive Somerset NJ 08873 United States

Mallinckrodt Pharmaceuticals Mallinckrodt Pharmaceuticals 675 McDonnell Blvd. Hazelwood MO 63042 United States

Mayne Pharma Inc. Mayne Pharma Inc. 1240 Sugg Parkway Greenville NC 27834 United States

Mayne Pharma Inc. Libertas Pharma Inc 1240 Sugg Parkway Greenville NC 27834 United States

Mayne Pharma Inc. Metrics Inc DBA Mayne Pharma

1240 Sugg Parkway Greenville NC 27834 United States

Mikart, Inc. Mikart, Inc. 1750 Chatahoochee Ave NW Atlanta GA 30318 United States

Mist Pharmaceuticals, LLC Mist Pharmaceuticals, LLC 11 Commerce Drive, Suite 100 Cranford NJ 07016 United States

Moberg Pharma North America LLC

Moberg Pharma North America LLC

7 E Frederick Place Cedar Knolls NJ 07927 United States

Mylan Inc. Mylan Inc. 1000 Mylan Boulevard Canonsburg PA 15317 United States

Mylan Inc. Alphapharm Pty Ltd 781 Chestnut Ridge Rd Morgantown WV 26505 United States

Mylan Inc. DPT Laboratories LTD (DD) 781 Chestnut Ridge Rd Morgantown WV 26505 United States

Mylan Inc. DPT Laboratories LTD (JS) 781 Chestnut Ridge Rd Morgantown WV 26505 United States

Mylan Inc. Mylan Institutional Galway 781 Chestnut Ridge Rd Morgantown WV 26505 United States

Mylan Inc. Mylan Institutional Inc. (IL) 781 Chestnut Ridge Rd Morgantown WV 26505 United States

Mylan Inc. Mylan Institutional Inc. (TX) 781 Chestnut Ridge Rd Morgantown WV 26505 United States

Mylan Inc. Mylan Institutional LLC 781 Chestnut Ridge Rd Morgantown WV 26505 United States

Mylan Inc. Mylan Laboratories Limited (1606-1609JP)

781 Chestnut Ridge Rd Morgantown WV 26505 United States

Mylan Inc. Mylan Laboratories Limited (20/21JP)


Mylan Inc. Mylan Laboratories Limited (BL)


Mylan Inc. Mylan Laboratories Limited (F4/F12OSD)


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Mylan Inc. Mylan Laboratories Limited (H12/H13OSD)


Mylan Inc. Mylan Laboratories Limited (OTL)


Mylan Inc. Mylan Laboratories Limited (SF)


Mylan Inc. Mylan Laboratories Limited (SFF)


Mylan Inc. Mylan Laboratories Limited (SPD)


Mylan Inc. Mylan Pharmaceuticals, Inc. 781 Chestnut Ridge Rd Morgantown WV 26505 United States

Mylan Inc. Mylan Specialty L.P. 781 Chestnut Ridge Rd Morgantown WV 26505 United States

Mylan Inc. Mylan Technologies, Inc. 781 Chestnut Ridge Rd Morgantown WV 26505 United States

Mylan Inc. Mylan.D.T., Inc. (fka Renaissance Pharma, Inc.)


Neos Therapeutics, Inc. Neos Therapeutics, Inc. 2940 N State Highway 360 Ste 400

Grand Prairie TX 75050 United States

Neos Therapeutics, Inc. Neos Therapeutics Brand LLC 2940 N. State Highway 360 Suite 400

Grand Prairie TX 75050 United States

Nexgen Pharma, Inc. Nexgen Pharma, Inc. 46 Corporate Park Suite 400

Irvine CA 92606 United States

Novartis Group Companies Novartis Group Companies 59 Route 10 East Hanover NJ 07936 United States

Novartis Group Companies Alcon Laboratories, Inc. 6740 Business Parkway Elkridge MD 21075 United States

Novartis Group Companies Eon Labs, Inc. 4700 Sandoz Drive Wilson NC 27893 United States

Novartis Group Companies Fougera Pharmaceuticals Inc. 60 Baylis Road Melville NY 011747 United States

Novartis Group Companies Novartis Pharmaceuticals Corporation

1 Health Plaza East Hanover NJ 07936 United States

Novartis Group Companies Sandoz Inc. 100 College Road West Princeton NJ 08540 United States

Pfizer Inc. Pfizer Inc. 235 East 42nd Street MS 219-5

New York NY 10017 United States

Pfizer Inc. Greenstone LLC 100 Route 206 North Peapack NJ 07977 United States

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PuraCap International, LLC PuraCap International, LLC 20 Kingsbridge Rd. Piscataway NJ 08854 United States

PuraCap International, LLC Epic Pharma, LLC 227-15N Conduit Ave. Laurelton NY 011413 United States

Purdue Pharma L.P. Purdue Pharma L.P. One Stamford Forum Stamford CT 06901 United States

Purdue Pharma L.P. Purdue Pharmaceuticals L.P. 4701 Purdue Drive Wilson NC 27893 United States

Purdue Pharma L.P. Purdue Products L.P. One Stamford Forum Stamford CT 06901 United States

Purdue Pharma L.P. Rhodes Pharmaceuticals L.P. 498 Washington Street Coventry RI 02816 United States

Rouses Point Pharmaceuticals, LLC

Rouses Point Pharmaceuticals, LLC

11 Commerce Drive, First Floor Cranford NJ 07016 United States

Sun Pharmaceutical Industries, Inc.


270 Prospect Plains Road Cranbury NJ 08512 United States


AR Scientific, Inc. 1100 Orthodox St. Philadelphia PA 19124 United States


Caraco Pharma, Inc. 270 Prospect Plains Road Cranbury NJ 08512 United States


Chattem Chemicals, Inc. 3708 St. Elmo Avenue Chattanooga TN 37409 United States


Dungan Mutual Associates, LLC

1100 Orthodox St. Philadelphia PA 19124 United States


DUSA Pharmaceuticals New York, Inc.

25 Upton Drive Wilmington MA 01887 United States


DUSA Pharmaceuticals, Inc. 25 Upton Drive Wilmington MA 01887 United States


Mutual Pharmaceutical Company, Inc.



Ohm Laboratories Inc. 14 Terminal Road New Brunswick NJ 08901 United States


Pharmalucence, Inc. 29 Dunham Road Billerica MA 01821 United States


Ranbaxy Laboratories Limited 600 College Road East Suite 2100

Princeton NJ 08540 United States


Sirius Laboratories, Inc. 25 Upton Drive Wilmington MA 01887 United States

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Taro Pharmaceuticals U.S.A., Inc.

3 Skyline Drive Hawthorne NY 10532 United States


United Research Laboratories, Inc.



URL Pharma, Inc. 1100 Orthodox St. Philadelphia PA 19124 United States


URL PharmPro, LLC 1100 Orthodox St. Philadelphia PA 19124 United States

Teva Pharmaceuticals USA, Inc.


1090 Horsham Rd North Wales PA 19454 United States


Actavis Generics 400 Interpace Pkwy Parsippany NJ 07054 United States


Barr Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Morris Corporate Center III 400 Interpace Pkwy

Parsippany NJ 07054 United States


Cephalon, Inc. Morris Corporate Center III 400 Interpace Pkwy


Trigen Laboratories, LLC Trigen Laboratories, LLC 400 Crossing Blvd Bridgewater NJ 08807 United States

Trigen Laboratories, LLC Vertical Pharmaceuticals, LLC 2500 Main Street Extension, Suite 6

Sayreville NJ 08872 United States

UCB Inc. UCB Inc. 1950 Lake Park Drive Smyrna GA 30080 United States

Upsher-Smith Laboratories, LLC

Upsher-Smith Laboratories, LLC

6701 Evenstad Dr. Maple Grove MN 55369 United States

Valeant Pharmaceuticals International


400 Somerset Corporate Blvd Bridgewater NJ 08807 United States


Salix 400 Somerset Corporate Blvd Bridgewater NJ 08807 United States

Validus Pharmaceuticals LLC Validus Pharmaceuticals LLC 119 Cherry Hill Road, Ste 310 Parsippany NJ 07054 United States

West-Ward Pharmaceuticals, Inc./A Hikma Company


2 Esterbrook Lane Cherry Hill NJ 08003 United States


Al Jazeera Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd

P.O. Box 106229 Riyadh

11666 Saudi Arabia


Al Jazeera Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd


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Hikma Americas 2 Esterbrook Lane Cherry Hill NJ 08003 United States


Hikma Farmaceutica, S.A. 2 Esterbrook Lane Cherry Hill NJ 08003 United States


Hikma International Pharmaceuticals LLC



Hikma Pharmaceuticals LLC 2 Esterbrook Lane Cherry Hill NJ 08003 United States


Hikma Pharmaceuticals PLC 2 Esterbrook Lane Cherry Hill NJ 08003 United States


Thymoorgan Pharmazie GmbH

Schiffgraben 23 D-38690 Vienenburg

Germany


Thymoorgan Pharmazie GmbH



West-Ward Pharmaceutical Headquarters & Orals Manufacturing



West-Ward Pharmaceutical—Distribution Warehouse



West-Ward Pharmaceutical—Injectable Manufacturing Facility



West-Ward Pharmaceuticals Corp.—Non-Injectables Manufacturing Facility



West-Ward Pharmaceuticals International Limited



West-Ward Pharmaceuticals—Research & Development


Wockhardt USA LLC Wockhardt USA LLC 20 Waterview Blvd, 3rd Floor Parsippany NJ 07054 United States

Wockhardt USA LLC Morton Grove Pharmaceuticals, Inc.

6451 Main Street Morton Grove IL 60053 United States

Wockhardt USA LLC Wockhardt Limited Wockhardt Towers Bandra Kurla Complex

Bandra (E) Mumbai 400051 India

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Wockhardt USA LLC Wockhardt USA LLC 20 Waterview Blvd. 3rd Floor


Zydus Pharmaceuticals USA Inc

Zydus Pharmaceuticals USA Inc

73 Route 31 North Pennington NJ 08534 United States

Table 1: Covered Drugs Manufacturers Participating in the Program

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Appendix B List of Current and Potential LEA Kiosk Sites

Unwanted Medicine Kiosk Location Address City/Town Status

Abington Police Station 215 Central Street Abington Existing

Acton Police Department 371 Main Street Acton Existing

Acushnet Police Department 64 Middle Road Acushnet Existing

Agawam Police Department 681 Springfield St Feeding Hills Potential

Alford Police Department 5 Alford Center Rd Great Barrington Potential

Amesbury Police Station 19 School Street Amesbury Existing

Amherst Police Station 111 Main Street Amherst Existing

Andover Police Station 32 North Main Street Andover Existing

Aquinnah Police Department 67 State Rd Aquinnah Potential

Arlington Police Station 112 Mystic Street Arlington Existing

Ashburnham Police Station 99 Central Street Ashburnham Existing

Ashby Police Department 893 Main St Ashby Potential

Ashfield Police Department 412 Main St Ashfield Potential

Ashland Police Department 137 Main Street Ashland Existing

Athol Police Station 280 Exchange Street Athol Existing

Attleboro Police Department 12 Union St Attleboro Potential

Auburn Police Station 416 Oxford Street North Auburn Existing

Avon Police Department 150 Main St Avon Potential

Ayer Police Station 54 Park Street Ayer Existing

Barnstable Police Station 1200 Phinney's Lane Hyannis Existing

Barre Police Department 40 West Street Suite 902 Barre Existing

Becket Police Department 557 Main St Becket Potential

Bedford Police Dept 2 Mudge Way Bedford Existing

Belchertown Police Station 70 State Street Belchertown Existing

Bellingham Police Department 30 Blackstone Street Bellingham Existing

Belmont Police Department 460 Concord Ave Belmont Potential

Berkley Police Department 3 N Main St Berkley Potential

Berlin Police Department 23 Linden Street Berlin Existing

Bernardston Police Department 256 South St Bernardston Potential

Beverly Police Department 191 Cabot Street Beverly Existing

Billerica Police Station 6 Good Street Billerica Existing

Blackstone Police Station 15 St Paul Street Blackstone Existing

Blandford Police Department 1 Russell Rd Westfield Potential

Bolton Police Department 15 Wattaquadock Hill Road Bolton Existing

Boston Police Station A1 40 New Sudbury Street Boston Existing

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Boston Police Station A7 69 Paris Street East Boston Existing

Boston Police Station B2 135 Dudley Street Roxbury Existing

Boston Police Station B3 1165 Blue Hill Avenue Dorchester Existing

Boston Police Station C11 40 Gibson Street Dorchester Existing

Boston Police Station C6 101 West Broadway South Boston Existing

Boston Police Station D14 301 Washington Street Brighton Existing

Boston Police Station D4 650 Harrison Avenue Boston Existing

Boston Police Station E13 3345 Washington Street Jamaica Plain Existing

Boston Police Station E18 1249 Hyde Park Avenue Hyde Park Existing

Boston Police Station E5 1708 Centre Street West Roxbury Existing

Bourne Police Station 175 Main Street Buzzards Bay Existing

Boxborough Police Station 520 Massachusetts Avenue Boxborough Existing

Boxford Police Station 285 Ipswich Road Boxford Existing

Braintree Police Department 282 Union Street Braintree Existing

Brewster Police Department 631 Harwich Road Brewster Existing

Bridgewater Police Station 220 Pleasant Street Bridgewater Existing

Brimfield Town Police Department 34 Wales Rd Brimfield Potential

Brockton Police Department 7 Commercial Street Brockton Existing

Brookline Police Department 350 Washington Street Brookline Existing

Buckland Police Department 69 Conway St Shelburne Falls Potential

Burlington Police Dept 45 Center Street Burlington Existing

Cambridge Police Station 125 6th Street Cambridge Existing

Canton Police Station 1492 Washington Street Canton Existing

Carlisle Police Dept 41 Lowell Street Carlisle Existing

Carver Police Department 112 Main St B Carver Potential

Charlton Police Station 85 Masonic Home Road Charlton Existing

Chatham Police Station 249 George Ryder Road Chatham Existing

Chelmsford Police Station 2 Olde North Road Chelmsford Existing

Chelsea Police Station 19 Park Street Chelsea Existing

Cheshire Police Department 80 Church St Cheshire Potential

Chester Police Department 15 Middlefield Rd Chester Potential

Chesterfield Police Department 422 Main Rd Chesterfield Potential

Chicopee Police Department 110 Church Street Chicopee Existing

Chilmark Police Department 15 State Rd Chilmark Potential

Clarksburg Police Department 111 River Rd Clarksburg Potential

Clinton Police Station 176 Chestnut Street Clinton Existing

Cohasset Police Department 62 Elm Street Cohasset Existing

Colrain Police Department 6 Jacksonville Rd Colrain Potential

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Concord Police Department 219 Walden St Concord Potential

Conway Police Department 32 Main St Conway Potential

Cummington Police Department 8 Fairgrounds Rd Cummington Potential

Dalton Police Department 462 Main St #7 Dalton Potential

Danvers Police Station 120 Ash Street Danvers Existing

Dartmouth Police Department 249 Russell Mills Road South Dartmouth Existing

Dedham Police Station 600 High Street Dedham Existing

Deerfield Police Station 8 Conway Street Deerfield Existing

Dennis Police Department 90 Bob Crowell Road South Dennis Existing

Dighton Police Department 1551 Somerset Avenue Dighton Existing

Douglas Police Department 29 Depot St Douglas Potential

Dover Police Station 3 Walpole Street Dover Existing

Dracut Police Department 110 Loon Hill Road Dracut Existing

Dudley Police Department 71 West Main Street Dudley Existing

Dunstable Police Department 23 Pleasant St Dunstable Potential

Duxbury Police Station 155 Mayflower Street Duxbury Existing

East Bridgewater Police Station 153 Central Street East Bridgewater Existing

East Longmeadow Police Department 160 Somers Rd East Longmeadow Potential

Eastham Police Department 2550 State Highway Eastham Existing

Easthampton Police Station 32 Payson Avenue Easthampton Existing

Easton Police Department 46 Lothrop Street North Easton Existing

Edgartown Police Department 72 Peases Point Way S Edgartown Potential

Egremont Police Department 171 Egremont Plain Rd Great Barrington Potential

Erving Police Station 71 French King Highway Erving Existing

Essex Police Department 24 Martin St Essex Potential

Everett Police Station 45 Elm Street Everett Existing

Fairhaven Police Department 1 Bryant Lane Fairhaven Existing

Fall River Police Department 685 Pleasant Street Fall River Existing

Falmouth Police Station 750 Main Street Falmouth Existing

Fitchburg Police Department 20 Elm Street Fitchburg Existing

Foxborough Police Department 8 Chestnut Street Foxborough Existing

Framingham Police Department 150 Concord Street Framingham Existing

Franklin Police Station 911 Panther Way Franklin Existing

Freetown Police Department 225 Chase Road Freetown Existing

Gardner Police Station 31 City Hall Avenue Gardner Existing

Georgetown Police Station 47 Central Street Georgetown Existing

Gill Police Department 196 Main Rd Gill Potential

Gloucester Police Station 197 Main Street, Suite 1 Gloucester Existing

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Goshen Town Police Department 40 Main St Goshen Potential

Grafton Police Headquarters 28 Providence Road Grafton Existing

Granby Police Station 259a East State Street Granby Existing

Granville Police Department 707 Main Rd Granville Potential

Great Barrington Police 465 Main St Great Barrington Potential

Greenfield Police Station 321 High Street Greenfield Existing

Groton Police Department 99 Pleasant Street Groton Existing

Groveland Police Department 181 Main St Groveland Potential

Hadley Police Station 15 East Street Hadley Existing

Halifax Police Station 540 Plymouth Street Halifax Existing

Hamilton Police Department 265 Bay Road Hamilton Existing

Hampden Town Police Department 100 Allen St Hampden Potential

Hanover Police Station 129 Rockland Street Hanover Existing

Hanson Police Station 775 Main Street Hanson Existing

Hardwick Police Department 307 Main St Gilbertville Potential

Harvard Police Department 40 Ayer Road Harvard Existing

Harwich Police Station 183 Sisson Road Harwich Existing

Hatfield Police Department 59 Main St Hatfield Potential

Haverhill Police Department 40 Bailey Boulevard Haverhill Existing

Hingham Police Department 212 Central St Hingham Potential

Hinsdale Police Department 39 South St Hinsdale Potential

Holbrook Police Station 300 South Franklin Street Holbrook Existing

Holden Police Station 1370 Main Street Holden Existing

Holland Town Police Department 27 Sturbridge Rd Holland Potential

Holliston Police Dept 550 Washington Street Holliston Existing

Holyoke City Police Department 138 Appleton St Holyoke Potential

Hopedale Police Department 70 Hopedale St Hopedale Potential

Hopkinton Police Station 74 Main Street Hopkinton Existing

Hubbardston Police Department 7 Main Street Hubbardston Existing

Hudson Police Department 62 Packard St Hudson Potential

Hull Police Station 1 School Street Hull Existing

Huntington Police Department 24 Russell Rd Huntington Potential

Ipswich Police Department 25 Green St Ipswich Potential

Kingston Police Department 244 Main Street Kingston Existing

Lakeville Police Station 296 Bedford Street Lakeville Existing

Lancaster Town Police Department 1053 Main St Lancaster Potential

Lanesborough Police Department 8 Prospect St Lanesborough Potential

Lawrence Police Department 90 Lowell Street Lawrence Existing

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Lee Police Department 32 Main Street Lee Existing

Lenox Police Department 6 Walker Street, Suite 1 Lenox Existing

Leominster Police Department 29 Church St Leominster Potential

Leverett Police Department 90 Montague Rd Leverett Potential

Lexington Police Department 1575 Massachusetts Ave Lexington Potential

Leyden Police Department 16 W. Leyden Road Leyden Potential

Lincoln Police Dept 169 Lincoln Road Lincoln Existing

Littleton Police Station 500 Great Road Littleton Existing

Longmeadow Police Department 34 Williams Street Longmeadow Existing

Lowell Police Station 50 Arcand Drive Lowell Existing

Ludlow Police Station 612 Chapin Street Ludlow Existing

Lunenburg Police Department 655 Massachusetts Avenue Lunenburg Existing

Lynn Police Station 300 Washington Street Lynn Existing

Lynnfield Police Department 55 Summer St Lynnfield Potential

Malden Police Department 800 Eastern Ave Malden Potential

Manchester Police Department 10 Central St Manchester-by-the-Sea

Potential

Mansfield Police Department 50 West Street Mansfield Existing

Marblehead Police Department 11 Gerry St Marblehead Potential

Marshfield Police Station 1639 Ocean Street Marshfield Existing

Marion Police Department 550 Mill St Marion Potential

Marlborough Police Station 355 Bolton Street Marlborough Existing

Mashpee Police Station 19 Frank Hicks Drive Mashpee Existing

Massasoit Community College Police 1 Massasoit Boulevard Brockton Existing

Mattapoisett Police Station 64 County Road Mattapoisett Existing

Maynard Police Department 197 Main St Maynard Potential

MBTA Police Headquarters 240 Southampton Street Boston Existing

Medfield Police Department 110 North Street Medfield Existing

Medford Police Station 100 Main Street Medford Existing

Medway Police Station 315 Village Street Medway Existing

Melrose Police Department 56 W Foster St Melrose Potential

Mendon Police Department 22 Main Street Mendon Existing

Merrimac Police Department 16 E Main St Merrimac Potential

Methuen Police Department 90 Hampshire Street Methuen Existing

Middleborough Police Department 99 N Main St Middleborough Potential

Middlefield Town Police Department 188 Skyline Trail Middlefield Potential

Middleton Police Department 65 N Main St Middleton Potential

Milford Police Station 250 Main Street Milford Existing

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Millbury Police Station 127 Elm Street Millbury Existing

Millis Police Department 1003 Main Street Millis Existing

Millville Police Department 10 Central St Millville Potential

Milton Police Department 40 Highland St Milton Potential

Monson Police Department 110 Main St Monson Potential

Montague Police Station 180 Turnpike Road Montague Existing

Monterey Police Department 435 Main Rd Monterey Potential

Nahant Police Department 198 Nahant Road Nahant Existing

Nantucket Police Department 4 Fairgrounds Rd Nantucket Potential

Natick Police Department 20 E Central St Natick Potential

Needham Police Station 99 School Street Needham Existing

New Marlborough Police Department 807 Mill River Southfield Rd New Marlborough Potential

New Salem Selectmens Office 19 S Main St New Salem Potential

Newbury Police Station 25 High Rd Newbury Potential

Newburyport Police Station 4 Green Street Newburyport Existing

Newton Police Station 1321 Washington Street Newton Existing

Norfolk Town Police Department 117 Main St Norfolk Potential

North Andover Police Station 1475 Osgood Street North Andover Existing

North Attleboro Police Department 102 South Washington Street North Attleboro Existing

North Brookfield Police Department 55 School Street North Brookfield Existing

North Reading Police Station 150 Park Street North Reading Existing

Northampton Police Station 29 Center Street Northampton Existing

Northborough Police Department 211 E Main St Northborough Potential

Northbridge Police Department 1 Hope Street Whitinsville Existing

Northfield Police Department 69 Main St Northfield Potential

Norton Police Department 82 East Main Street Norton Existing

Norwell Police Headquarters 300a Washington Street Norwell Existing

Norwood Police Station 137 Nahatan Street Norwood Existing

Oak Bluffs Police Headquarters 2 Oak Bluffs Avenue Oak Bluffs Existing

Oakham Police Department 178 Barre Rd Oakham Potential

Orange Police Station 400 East Street Orange Existing

Orleans Police Station 90 South Orleans Road Orleans Existing

Otis Police Department One North Main Road Otis Potential

Oxford Police Department 503 Main St Oxford Potential

Palmer Police Department 4419 Main Street Palmer Existing

Paxton Police Station 100 West Street Paxton Existing

Peabody Police Department 6 Allens Ln Peabody Potential

Pelham Police Department 2 S Valley Rd Pelham Potential

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Pembroke Police Station 80 Center Street Pembroke Existing

Pepperell Police Department 59 Main Street Pepperell Existing

Petersham Police Department 15 East St Petersham Potential

Phillipston Police Department 90 State Rd Phillipston Potential

Pittsfield Police Narcotics 39 Allen St Pittsfield Potential

Plainfield Police Department 315 Main St Plainfield Potential

Plainville Police Department 157 South St Plainville Potential

Plymouth Police Station 20 Long Pond Road Plymouth Existing

Plympton Police Department 5 Palmer Rd Plympton Potential

Princeton Police Department 8 Town Hall Dr Princeton Potential

Provincetown Police Station 26 Shank Painter Road Provincetown Existing

Public Safety Building 99 Pleasant Street Groton Existing

Public Safety Building 1 Adelaide Street Wilmington Existing

Quincy Police Station 1 Sea Street Quincy Existing

Randolph Police Department 41 S Main St Randolph Potential

Raynham Police Department 55 Orchard Street Raynham Existing

Rehoboth Police Department 334 Anawan Street Rehoboth Existing

Revere Police Station 400 Revere Beach Parkway Revere Existing

Richmond Police Department 1529 State Rd Richmond Potential

Rochester Police Station 29 Dexter Lane Rochester Existing

Rockland Police Station 190 Market Street Rockland Existing

Rockport Police Station 168 Main Street Rockport Existing

Rowe Police Department 321 Zoar Rd Rowe Potential

Rowley Police Department 477 Haverhill St Rowley Potential

Royalston Police Department 1 Athol Rd Royalston Potential

Russell Police Department 65 Main St Russell Potential

Rutland Police Station 242 Main Street Rutland Existing

Salem Police Station 95 Margin Street Salem Existing

Salisbury Police Department 24 Railroad Avenue Salisbury Existing

Sandisfield Police Department 79 S Main St Sandisfield Potential

Sandwich Police Department 117 Route 6a Sandwich Existing

Saugus Police Station 27 Hamilton Street Saugus Existing

Savoy Police Department 720 Main Rd Savoy Potential

Scituate Police Department 604 Chief Justice Cushing Way Scituate Existing

Seekonk Police Department 500 Taunton Ave Seekonk Potential

Sharon Police Department 213 S Main St Sharon Potential

Sheffield Police Department 10 S Main St Sheffield Potential

Sherborn Police Department 17 Washington Street Sherborn Existing

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Shirley Police Department 11 Keady Way Shirley Potential

Shrewsbury Police Department 106 Maple Ave Shrewsbury Potential

Shutesbury Police Department 1 Cooleyville Rd Shutesbury Potential

Somerset Police Department 465 County Street Somerset Existing

Somerville Police Station 220 Washington Street Somerville Existing

South Hadley Police Station 41 Bridge Street South Hadley Existing

South Wellfleet Police Department 36 Gross Hill Rd Wellfleet Potential

Southampton Police Department 8 East Street Southampton Existing

Southborough Police Department 19 Main St Southborough Potential

Southbridge Police Department 1 Mechanic Street Southbridge Existing

Southwick Police Department 11 Depot St Southwick Potential

Spencer Police Department 9 West Main Street Spencer Existing

Springfield Police Department 130 Pearl St Springfield Potential

Sterling Police Department 135 Leominster Rd Sterling Potential

Stockbridge Police Department 50 Main Street Stockbridge Existing

Stoneham Police Station 47 Central Street Stoneham Existing

Stoughton Police Department 26 Rose St Stoughton Potential

Stow Police Headquarters 305 Great Rd Stow Potential

Sturbridge Police Dept 346 Main Street Sturbridge Existing

Sudbury Police Station 413 Boston Post Road Sudbury Existing

Sunderland Police Station 105 River Road Sunderland Existing

Sutton Police Department 4 Uxbridge Rd Sutton Potential

Swampscott Police Department 531 Humphrey Street Swampscott Existing

Swansea Police Department 1700 Grand Army of the Republic Hwy Swansea Potential

Taunton Police Department 23 Summer St Taunton Potential

Templeton Police Department 33 South Road Templeton Existing

Tewksbury Police Headquarters 918 Main Street Tewksbury Existing

Tisbury Police Station 32 Water Street Tisbury Existing

Tolland Police Department 206 W Granville Rd Tolland Potential

Topsfield Police Department 210 Boston St Topsfield Potential

Townsend Police Dept 70 Brookline Street Townsend Existing

Truro Police Station 344 Route 6 Truro Existing

Tyngsborough Police Station 20 Westford Road Tyngsborough Existing

Tyringham Police Department 116 Main Rd Tyringham Potential

Upton Police Department 30 School St Upton Potential

Uxbridge Town Police Department 275 Douglas St Uxbridge Potential

Wakefield Police Station 1 Union Street Wakefield Existing

Wales Town Police Department 3 Hollow Rd # 3 Wales Potential

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Walpole Police Station 972 Main Street Walpole Existing

Waltham Police Station 155 Lexington Street Waltham Existing

Ware Police Station 22 North Street Ware Existing

Wareham Police Station 54 Marion Road Wareham Existing

Warren Police Department 1 Milton O Fountain Way Warren Existing

Warwick Police Station 12 Athol Rd Warwick Potential

Washington Police Department 8 Summit Hill Rd Washington Potential

Watertown Police Department 552 Main Street Watertown Existing

Wayland Public Safety Building 38 Cochituate Road Wayland Existing

Webster Police Department 357 Main Street Webster Existing

Wellesley Police Department 485 Washington Street Wellesley Existing

Wellfleet Police Dept 36 Gross Hill Road Wellfleet Existing

Wendell Police Department 4 Center St Wendell Potential

Wenham Police Department 140 Main St Wenham Potential

West Boylston Police Station 39 Worcester Street West Boylston Existing

West Bridgewater Police Station 99 West Center Street West Bridgewater Existing

West Brookfield Police Department 2 E Main St West Brookfield Potential

West Newbury Police Department 401 West Main Street West Newbury Existing

West Springfield Police Department 26 Central Street West Springfield Existing

West Stockbridge Police Department 21 State Line Rd West Stockbridge Potential

West Tisbury Police Department 454 State Rd West Tisbury Potential

Westborough Police Department 2400 Computer Dr Westborough Potential

Westfield Police Station 15 Washington Street Westfield Existing

Westford Police Station 15 Main Street Westford Existing

Westhampton Police Department 48 Stage Rd Westhampton Potential

Westminster Police Department 7 South Street Westminster Existing

Weston Police Station 180 Boston Post Road Bypass Weston Existing

Westport Police Department 818 Main Road Westport Existing

Westwood Police Department 590 High St Westwood Potential

Weymouth Police Department 140 Winter Street Weymouth Existing

Whatley Police Department 77 Christian Lane Whatley Existing

Whitman Police Station 20 Essex Street Whitman Existing

Wilbraham Police Department 2780 Boston Rd Wilbraham Potential

Williamsburg Police Station 16 South Main Street Haydenville Existing

Williamstown Police Station 31 North Street Williamstown Existing

Winchendon Police Station 15 Pleasant Street Winchendon Existing

Winchester Police Station 30 Mount Vernon Street Winchester Existing

Windsor Police Department RR 9 Windsor Potential

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Winthrop Police Station 3 Metcalf Square Winthrop Existing

Woburn Police Station 25 Harrison Avenue Woburn Existing

Worcester Police Department 9-11 Lincoln Square Worcester Potential

Worthington Police Department 51 Huntington Rd Worthington Potential

Wrentham Police Department 89 South St Wrentham Potential

Yarmouth Police Department 1 Brad Erickson Way West Yarmouth Existing

Table 2: Current and Potential LEA Kiosk Sites

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Appendix C Media Outreach Matrix

Vehicle Audience Purpose / Message Item / Event / Channel Frequency

MED-Project Website

Massachusetts Residents

Education about collection and safe disposal of medications, drop-off sites, In-Home services

Website Ongoing via website

In-Home Services Massachusetts Residents

Create awareness of disposal options in community

Website, community newsletters, etc.

Ongoing via website and periodic intervals thereafter

MED-Project Social Media


Create awareness of disposal options in community

Social Media marketing, such as Facebook and Twitter

Program information on social media (Facebook page and Twitter) after Plan approval

Video PSA Massachusetts Residents

Promote awareness and educate community on program

Website, social media, other media platforms

Available for viewing on MED-Project website and Social Media accounts after Plan approval

Radio PSA Massachusetts Residents

Promote awareness and educate community on program

Website, social media, other media platforms

Available for listening on MED-Project website and Social Media accounts after Plan approval

Local Media Placements


Promote why medicine return and how to use the Program

Ads placed on a variety of media platforms

After Grant Program implementation and at periodic intervals thereafter

Outreach to existing and potential LEA kiosk hosts

Existing and potential kiosk locations at LEAs

Inform existing and potential LEAs about Service and Funding Grant program

Calls, emails, and letters Prior to Kiosk Grant Program implementation and at periodic intervals thereafter

Kiosk Toolkit LEA Kiosk locations Education about collection Brochures, posters each LEA kiosk location

Available via website

Kiosk Toolkit Massachusetts Residents

Education on collection procedures

Signage, brochures, flyers to help guide residents on how to use kiosks, minimizing staff involvement

Available via website

Table 3: Media Outreach Matrix

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Appendix D Example Educational Materials

Figure 2: MED-Project Kiosk Mockup

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Figure 3: Front of Kiosk Signage

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Figure 4: Front of Tri-Fold Brochure

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Figure 5: Back of Tri-Fold Brochure

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Figure 6: Mail-Back Package Insert

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Figure 7: MED-Project Poster - English

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Figure 8: MED-Project Poster – Spanish

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Appendix E Example Website Graphics

Figure 9: MED-Project Website Home Page

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Figure 10: MED-Project Check the Package Webpage

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Figure 11: MED-Project Convenient Locations Webpage

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Figure 12: MED-Project In-Home Services Webpage

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Figure 13: MED-Project MEDinfo Webpage

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