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GOUVERNEUR, N.Y. – Kinney Drugs is partnering with the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) to host Drug Take Back Day (Saturday 4/30/22) across many of its locations in New York and Vermont. The chain is teaming with the DEA and state and local law 
- Auburn, NY (Owasco St)
- Cicero, NY
- Elizabethtown, NY
- Ithaca, NY (Triphammer Rd)
- Ovid, NY
- Seneca Falls, NY
- Watertown, NY
- Barre, VT
- Waterbury, VT
All events are free and open to the public. In addition, Kinney offers new self-service medication collection kiosks (available daily during normal pharmacy business hours) in the following locations:
NEW YORK
East: Hamilton, Ilion, Richfield Springs, St. Johnsville
West: Auburn (Owasco St), Lyons
North: Oswego, Lowville, Watertown (Coffeen St), Gouverneur (Clinton St), Lake Placid, Potsdam(Maple St), Malone (Route 11), Plattsburgh (New York Rd)
South: Cortland (Clinton Ave), Moravia
Central: Baldwinsville, East Syracuse (Manlius Center Rd), North Syracuse (W Taft Rd) Syracuse(Genesee St, Butternut St, James St, Nottingham Rd, Lafayette Rd)
VERMONT
East: St. Albans, Cambridge
West: Lyndonville, St. Johnsbury
Central: Barre, Waterbury
North: Newport, Barton
Anyone, not just Kinney patients, can use Kinney’s kiosks to dispose of unneeded medications, including leftover and expired medications. The kiosks accept prescription and over-the-counter medications for both humans and pets, including controlled substances. The kiosks are NOT for disposal of sharps/needles (including EpiPens), medical/biohazardous waste, regular or hazardous household trash, or personal care products.
