Acceptable donations are re-dispensed to patients throughout Wyoming. All medication donations are sorted by the WMDP staff and inspected for viability by pharmacy personnel.

** We accept donations from all 50 states! **

What We Can Re-dispense

• Sealed packaging
• In-date (5+ months before expiration)

Examples: bubble-packs, unopened stock bottles, sealed mail-order pharmacy bottles, inhalers (in packaging/box), sealed liquids, eye drops, creams, patches, etc.

What We Cannot Re-dispense

• Opened items
• Expired (within 5 months of expiration)
• Controlled substances (e.g. medications for pain, anxiety, sleep, ADHD, etc.)
• Refrigerated medicine
• Medical supplies
• Insulin syringes
• Empty bottles
• Veterinary medicine

This is an example of a sealed (left) vs. opened (right):

How to Donate

Step 1) Collect acceptable medication. Remove or mark out patient identifying information (name, address, phone number, and prescription number). Leave the drug name, expiration date, prescription date, quantity, and any other information visible on the container. Click here for printable instructions.

Step 2)  Complete a Donor Form so that we can follow where our donations came from for reporting purposes. Please specify your location name if you are sending items from a registered donation site.

Step 3)  If you live in Wyoming: Donate at your local Donation Site: text [county name] to (307) 370-2086 or see the map below. If you live out-of-state: mail the donation to our main address. If mailing the donation and you would like delivery confirmation, use a delivery confirmation method via USPS, UPS or FedEx. For the safety of the WMDP staff, the box must not be larger than 18″ x 18″ x 18″ and must not be heavier than 25 pounds.

**The Wyoming Medication Donation Program does NOT provide tax receipts for individual donors.**

Donation Site Map

Use this map to determine the closest donation site to you. If a site is not near you, please mail your donations directly to us.

Disposal Options

• Drug Drop Box – In Wyoming, text [county name] to 307-370-2086 for locations. For out-of-state, you can use the DEA public disposal locations utility tool to find a drop-box in your area
• Local law enforcement office – any police station can accept forfeited prescription medications; some locations have drop-boxes in their lobbies but it does vary by jurisdiction
• DEA Take-Back Day – national drug take-back event sponsored by the DEA typically twice annually in April and October each year
• Wyoming Medication Donation Program – provides safe disposal via incineration
• At-home disposal – this is the least preferred option, but still advised above throwing in the trash or flushing down the toilet (neither of which are good for the environment)