What sign should be posted on a drug take-back receptacle regarding contents?

• A. Sign saying all medications accepted
• B. Sign indicating medications can be disposed by any method
• C. Sign saying only CII-V and non-controls in there
• D. Sign indicating no restrictions

Answer: (C)

The main idea is that the sign on a drug take-back receptacle must clearly state exactly what contents are accepted so disposal is safe, legal, and properly handled. The best wording specifies that only medications that are controlled substances in schedules II through V, along with non-controlled medications, may be deposited. This focus reflects regulatory and safety practices: Schedule I substances and illicit items are not appropriate for take-back programs, and the sign should not imply that any method of disposal is acceptable or that there are no restrictions. By limiting what can be accepted, the program ensures proper handling, documentation, and compliance with laws, while preventing misuse or unsafe disposal.