The DEA provides guidance on the proper disposal of controlled substances. Based on DEA guidance, Emory University has a policy (http://policies.emory.edu/7.25) that covers the proper use and disposal of controlled substances for non-human subjects research. At this time, a DEA registered reverse distributor must be used to properly dispose of controlled substances. The DEA registration […]
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