Unwanted pharmaceutical formulation disposal system and mailer
AssigneeVerde Environmental Technologies, Inc.
InventorsWilliam Virgil Fowler, Hayley Anne Wenda-Zilka, Nancy Elizabeth Devine
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Abstract
Systems and methods that an individual may use for disposing of unwanted pharmaceutical formulation. More specifically, systems and methods that an individual may use for disposing of unwanted pharmaceutical formulations that include receiving a disposal container including a pharmacological agent activity mitigation component and combining the unwanted pharmaceutical formulation with the pharmacological agent activity mitigation component in the disposal container are provided. The systems and method may further include a direct mail mailer for sending the disposal container and pharmacological agent activity mitigation component to the user.
Claims20
A system for disposing of an unwanted pharmaceutical formulation and for providing such system to a user, the system comprising:
- a disposal container;
- a pharmacological agent activity mitigation component;
- and
- a direct mail mailer, wherein the direct mail mailer meets the requirements for a United States Postal Service automation flat.
A method of disposing of an unwanted pharmaceutical formulation, the method comprising:
- receiving a disposal container and a pharmacological agent activity mitigation component, wherein receiving comprises receiving a direct mail mailer housing the disposal container, wherein the direct mail mailer meets the requirements for a United States Postal Service automation flat;
- combining the unwanted pharmaceutical formulation and the pharmacological agent activity mitigation component in the disposal container;
- and
- sealing the disposal container.
A system for disposing of an unwanted pharmaceutical formulation and for providing such system to a user, the system comprising:
- a pharmacological agent activity mitigation component comprising a sequestering agent;
- and
- a direct mail mailer, wherein the direct mail mailer meets the requirements for a United States Postal Service automation flat and comprises cardstock and an overwrap.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.