2017 ALAMEDA COUNTY, CALIFORNIA MED-PROJECT ANNUAL REPORT

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1 2017 ALAMEDA COUNTY, CALIFORNIA MED-PROJECT ANNUAL REPORT Prepared By: MED-Project Submitted To: Alameda County, Department of Environmental Health Date: March 2, 2018; revised April 10, 2018

2 TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY REPORTING ON 2017 GOALS Collection Goals Education and Public Outreach Goals Take-Back Events The Collection System GOALS Take-Back Events Kiosk Drop-Off Sites Education and Public Outreach COLLECTION PRACTICES EDUCATIONAL EFFORTS AND PUBLIC OUTREACH SAFETY AND SECURITY REPORT PARTICIPATING PRODUCERS COLLECTION POINTS Collection Point Information MAIL-BACK PROGRAMS Mail-Back Services DISPOSAL FACILITY Disposal Facility Information Product Disposal Information APPENDIX A APPENDIX B APPENDIX C APPENDIX D Page 2

3 1. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Alameda Health & Safety Code, Chapter Report. A. and B. Alameda County Safe Drug Disposal Regulations, Section 15 Annual Reports C.i. Alameda County Safe Drug Disposal Ordinance ( Ordinance ) Section and Alameda County Safe Drug Disposal Regulations ( Regulations ) Section 15 require MED-Project ( MED-Project ) to prepare and submit an annual written report describing activities between January 1, 2017 and December 31, MED-Project submits this 2017 Alameda County, California MED-Project Annual Report ( Report ) on behalf of its participating producers and in compliance with the Ordinance and Regulations. The Alameda MED-Project Product Stewardship Plan ( Plan ) was approved by the Alameda County, Department of Environmental Health ( Alameda County DEH ) on February 25, In keeping with the Plan, MED-Project is implementing the Product Stewardship Program ( Program ) in phases. During 2017, priority was given to establishing additional kiosk drop-off sites throughout Alameda County ( County ), conducting take-back events in alignment with approved Plan goals, and performing outreach to eligible pharmacies and Law Enforcement Agencies ( LEAs ) throughout the County. As a result of these efforts, MED-Project s Program collected and disposed of Unwanted Medicine from 32 kiosk drop-off sites and 12 take-back events in Kiosks were activated in pharmacies and LEAs that meet all local, state, and federal requirements and that executed agreements with MED-Project prior to kiosk installation and activation. In addition, outreach and educational materials were distributed to all interested and participating sites, including signage and/or brochures. As outlined in the approved Plan, the ultimate goal of the Program is to provide County residents with convenient, safe, and accessible methods to dispose of Unwanted Medicine. MED-Project anticipates a steady increase in kiosk drop-off sites throughout 2018 as a result of Program activities in MED-Project continues to communicate with kiosk drop-off site hosts to distribute outreach materials, review procedures as needed, and improve overall Program design. MED-Project will submit revision requests and a revised plan in 2018 to address both improvement in collection efforts to reflect the data in this and previous annual reports, and also address challenges in program implementation, such as implementing changes to address the California Board of Pharmacy Prescription Drug Take-Back Services Regulations, Cal. Code Regs. tit. 16, 1776 et seq. (2017) (the Board of Pharmacy Regulations ). Page 3

4 2. REPORTING ON 2017 GOALS Alameda Health & Safety Code, Chapter Report. A.8. and A.9. Alameda County Safe Drug Disposal Regulations, Section 15 Annual Reports C.ii Collection Goals Long-term collection goals, as outlined in the approved Plan, include the expansion of kiosk placement to additional eligible LEAs and pharmacies during the third year of Program operations, with a goal of establishing up to 100 kiosk drop-off sites, assuming viable locations are available. Program goals set an ongoing target of 12 take-back events per year. MED-Project held 12 take-back events in In 2017, law enforcement oversight of events was performed by ACSO for all 12 of the events. See Table 1 for more details. # TYPE DATE EVENT NAME CITY LEA 1 HHW 04/30/2017 Pleasanton Fair Grounds Pleasanton ACSO 2 HHW 05/07/2017 San Leandro Public Works San Leandro ACSO 3 HHW 07/16/2017 Golden Gate Fields Albany ACSO 4 HHW 07/23/2017 City of Alameda Alameda ACSO 5 HHW 08/05/2017 Canyon Middle School Castro Valley ACSO 6 HHW 08/20/2017 Oakland Coliseum Oakland ACSO 7 HHW 09/10/2017 Arroyo High School San Lorenzo ACSO 8 Festival 09/21/2017 Healthy Living Festival at Oakland Zoo Oakland ACSO 9 HHW 10/08/2017 Golden Gate Fields Albany ACSO 10 Festival 11/04/2017 Sunol Clean-Up Day Sunol ACSO 11 Festival 11/12/2017 Eden Hospital Take-Back Event Castro Valley ACSO 12 Festival 11/18/2017 REACH Ashland Youth Center San Leandro ACSO Table 1: Take-Back Day Events in 2017 MED-Project plans to conduct up to 12 take-back events in 2018 by collaborating with Alameda County Household Hazardous Waste ( HHW ) drive-through events and LEAs. For more information about this effort, please see Section 3. Agreements to host kiosk collection services in 2017 were executed with four (4) LEAs and ten (10) pharmacies and healthcare organizations, consisting of a total of 22 kiosk drop-off sites. Kiosks were subsequently installed in 22 sites and became available to the public, providing a total of 32 active kiosk-drop off sites in See Table 2 for more details. Page 4

5 SITE NAME ADDRESS CITY ZIP ALAMEDA POLICE DEPARTMENT 1555 OAK STREET ALAMEDA CAPSULE PHARMACY 2557 MOWRY AVE. FREMONT CITY OF NEWARK POLICE DEPT NEWARK BLVD NEWARK CLAYWORTH HEALTHCARE PHY LAKE CHABOT CASTRO VALLEY DUBLIN POLICE SERVICES 100 CIVIC PLAZA DUBLIN EMERYVILLE POLICE DEPARTMENT 2449 POWELL ST EMERYVILLE HALLER'S PHCY & MEDICAL SUPPLY FREMONT BLVD FREMONT JADE PHARMACY FREMONT BLVD FREMONT KAISER FDN HLT PLAN PHY HOWE ST OAKLAND KAISER HEALTH PLAN PHY PASEO PADRE FREMONT KAISER HEALTH PLAN PHY BROADWAY OAKLAND KAISER HEALTH PLAN PHY STONERIDGE DR PLEASANTON KAISER PERMANENTE PHY BROADWAY OAKLAND KAISER PERMANENTE PHY BROADWAY OAKLAND KAISER PERMANENTE PHY LAS POSITAS RD LIVERMORE KAISER PERMANENTE PH CENTRAL AVE ALAMEDA KAISER UNION CITY PHY WHIPPLE RD UNION CITY MIDTOWN PHY PROFESSIONAL CORP 2173 HARBOR BAY PKWY ALAMEDA MISSION PHARMACY MISSION BLVD HAWARD MOWRY MEDICAL PHARMACY 1999 MOWRY AVENUE FREMONT NEW OAKLAND PHARMACY 333 9TH ST OAKLAND NEW OAKLAND PHARMACY TH ST #108 OAKLAND NEW OAKLAND PHY - LAKE MERRITT 250 E 18TH ST 3RD FL OAKLAND NEWARK HALLER'S PHARMACY 6170 THORNTON AVE NEWARK PIEDMONT POLICE DEPARTMENT 403 HIGHLAND AVE PIEDMONT PLEASANTON POLICE DEPARTMENT 4833 BERNAL AVENUE PLEASANTON STANFORD HEALTH CARE 5800 HOLLIS STREET EMERYVILLE TEDS DRUGS HESPERIAN BLVD HAYWARD TENNYSON PHARMACY 589 W TENNYSON RD HAYWARD VITACARE PHARMACY 2447 TELEGRAPH AVE OAKLAND WASHINGTON HOSP HEALTH SYS 2000 MOWRY AVE FREMONT WELLSPRING PHARMACY 4184 C PIEDMONT AVE OAKLAND Table 2: Active Kiosk Drop-Off Sites in 2017 MED-Project intends to increase the number of active kiosk drop-off sites in 2018 by continuing to work with all eligible LEAs and pharmacies that express interest in participating in the Program. Although MED-Project has not established up to 100 kiosk drop-off sites, it anticipates adding new kiosk drop-off sites in 2018 as potential kiosk drop-site hosts become more familiar with the Program. For more information about this effort, please see Sections 3 and 5 and Appendix A. Page 5

6 2.2. Education and Public Outreach Goals MED-Project conducted 12 take-back events, performed installations at 22 kiosk drop-off sites, performed print ads, and distributed materials, including brochures and posters, to all 32 active kiosk drop-off sites in The toll-free number for the call center continues to be available in both English and Spanish. The MED-Project call center returns voic s within one business day as provided in the approved Plan. In an effort to increase website visits, MED-Project continued outreach in 2017 through social media websites such as Twitter and Facebook. Brochures and materials were distributed to nearby pharmacies, LEAs, clinics, veterinary facilities, hospitals, and community groups, and other media outlets were contacted to increase outreach prior to events. Website statistics for 2017 can be viewed in Table 3. WEB PAGE NAME WEB PAGE URL VISITS Take-Back Events Home Page Convenient Kiosks MEDinfo MEDfaq Check The Package Contact Table 3: Number of Unique Web Page Visits During 2017 The MED-Project website ( has been live for three years, and is regularly updated to ensure alignment with Program activities. The website provides contact information County residents, kiosk drop-off site hosts, and producers can use to obtain Program information. Information regarding kiosk drop-off sites is available in both map and list format at Take-back events are listed at the following site: The Plan s long-term education and public outreach goals provide that MED-Project may revise and/or add communication materials based on changes to the Plan, and that MED- Project will review media and public outreach and collect feedback to improve operations. The methodology employed by MED-Project utilizes qualitative and quantitative techniques to evaluate outreach and promotional activities, including unstructured interviews, data collection at take-back events, and website statistics. MED- Project is also incorporating information collected, best practices, and lessons learned from other jurisdictions to improve its Program. Page 6

7 MED-Project performed unstructured interviews of residents, potential and existing kiosk drop-off site hosts, stakeholders, health systems, and local agencies in various settings. The purpose of these interviews was to elicit feedback regarding program awareness and activities. Information was gathered during take-back events, site visits, and regularly scheduled meetings. Data collection was performed during and after take-back events to capture attendance, collection, transport, and Unwanted Medicine disposal statistics. Website statistics were compared to the previous calendar year. Through its data collection, MED-Project learned that events held in combination with the County s HHW events showed increased consumer participation as compared to events hosted at fairs or festivals. While MED-Project advertised its events extensively on social media and the MED-Project website, consumer participation at events was highest when held in combination with HHW events. Events at fairs and festivals collected fewer than 69 pounds of Unwanted Medicine per event on average, while events that were promoted jointly with HHW collected more than 360 pounds of Unwanted Medicine per event on average. As a result of these lessons learned, MED-Project may be able to improve collections at 2018 events by focusing mainly on conducting events in conjunction with planned HHW events. MED-Project is working in collaboration with Alameda County DEH to explore conducting Unwanted Medicine take-back events at all Alameda County HHW events in MED-Project provides media release templates to host sites, which enable sites to promote events in combination with MED-Project s efforts. Regarding kiosk drop-off sites, MED-Project will continue to publicize these locations in 2018, and will provide each site with posters, brochures, and media release templates. Upon activation, all existing and new kiosk drop-off sites are promoted on social media and the MED-Project website. Fliers for residents are also produced to increase public awareness. Efforts to recruit additional health systems and chain pharmacy kiosk drop-off sites in 2018 may also increase awareness and allow MED-Project to implement numerous additional kiosk drop-off sites throughout Alameda County. MED-Project continues to increase awareness of its Program in Alameda County and to recruit additional kiosk drop-off sites by performing site visits and distributing outreach materials to potential kiosk drop-off sites. MED-Project is also distributing materials to health associations, systems, and organizations, as described in Appendix E of the approved Plan. For more information regarding outreach activities in 2017, and planned outreach activities for 2018, please see Appendix C. Page 7

8 2.3. Take-Back Events Alameda Health & Safety Code, Chapter Report. A.2. Alameda County Safe Drug Disposal Regulations, Section 15 Annual Reports D.ii. Over 3,150 pounds of Unwanted Medicine were collected at the 2017 events and subsequently incinerated. MED-Project collaborated with ACSO and held events at 12 different venues. Eight (8) of the events were in collaboration with County HHW drivethrough events, and four (4) of the events were conducted at festivals or fairs. For more information regarding take-back events conducted by MED-Project in 2017, please see Tables 1 and 4. DATE EVENT NAME CITY WEIGHT (LBS) 04/30/2017 Pleasanton Fair Grounds Pleasanton /07/2017 San Leandro Public Works San Leandro /16/2017 Golden Gate Fields Albany /23/2017 City of Alameda Alameda /05/2017 Canyon Middle School Castro Valley /20/2017 Oakland Coliseum Oakland /10/2017 Arroyo High School San Lorenzo /21/2017 Healthy Living Festival at Oakland Zoo Oakland 76 10/08/2017 Golden Gate Fields Albany /04/2017 Sunol Clean-Up Day Sunol 52 11/12/2017 Eden Hospital Take-Back Event Castro Valley /18/2017 REACH Ashland Youth Center San Leandro 4 Table 4: Take-Back Event Collection Statistics for The Collection System Alameda Health & Safety Code, Chapter Report. A.3. The MED-Project safe drug disposal collection system places emphasis on kiosk drop-off sites at LEAs and pharmacies to best serve County residents. In 2017, additional kiosks were installed and became available to the public at 22 locations throughout the County, providing a total of 32 kiosk-drop off sites available to County residents. Please see Figure 1 and Table 2 for more information regarding active kiosk drop-off site locations in Alameda County in Page 8

9 Figure 1: Map of Active Kiosk Drop-Off Sites in Alameda County as of Updated signage describes products that are accepted and not accepted in kiosks, with additional information directing residents toward disposal options for items that are not accepted in kiosks. For more information on approved kiosk signage, please see Figures 2, 3, 4, 5, and Page 9

10 Figure 2: Mock-Up of Kiosk With Approved Signage2 2 Kiosk signage now includes signage in compliance with California State Board of Pharmacy Regulations. Page 10

11 Figure 3: Signage on Front Door of Kiosk Page 11

12 Figure 4: Signage Describing Accepted Products on Drawer of Kiosk Figure 5: Signage Directing Residents to Other Disposal Options for Items that are Not Accepted in Kiosks 3 Kiosk collection agreements continue to be distributed to interested sites and are under review by several agencies and organizations. The location of each site and the status of the agreements are outlined in Tables 5 and 6 below. Agreements with LEAs that are pending review include sites that have not reviewed the documents to date or may not be able to host kiosks. Agreements that are under review include sites that have acknowledged receipt and are in the process of reviewing the document. Agreements that are under final review include sites that have reviewed the documents and provided information to finalize the agreement. 3 Hazardous Waste Facilities do not accept illicit drugs. Page 12

13 LEA PENDING REVIEW REVIEW FINAL REVIEW Albany Police Department 1000 San Pablo Avenue X Albany, CA California Highway Patrol Golden Gate Division Castro Valley Location (375) X Redwood Road Castro Valley, CA California Highway Patrol Golden Gate Division Dublin Location (390) X 4999 Gleason Drive Dublin, CA California Highway Patrol Golden Gate Division Hayward Location (345) X 2434 Whipple Road Hayward, CA California Highway Patrol Golden Gate Division Oakland Location (370) X 3601 Telegraph Avenue Oakland, CA California State University East Bay Police Services Carlos Bee Boulevard X Hayward, CA East Bay Regional Parks Police Department Lake Chabot Road X Castro Valley, CA Fremont Police Department 2000 Stevenson Boulevard X Fremont, CA Hayward Police Department 300 W Winton Avenue X Hayward, CA Livermore Police Department 1110 S Livermore Avenue X Livermore, CA Oakland Police Department 455 7th Street X Oakland, CA San Leandro Police Department 835 E 14th Street X San Leandro, CA Union City Police Department Alvarado Niles Road Union City, CA X Table 5: Status of LEA Agreements in Alameda County as of 2017 Page 13

14 Agreements with the following pharmacies and hospitals/clinics with on-site pharmacies are all under final review and include sites that have reviewed the documents and provided information to finalize the agreement. SITE NAME ADDRESS CITY ZIP EDEN MEDICAL CENTER LAKE CHABOT RD CASTRO VALLEY CVS PHARMACY # MISSION BLVD HAYWARD CVS PHARMACY # BERNAL AVE PLEASANTON CVS/PHARMACY # DRISCOLL RD FREMONT CVS/PHARMACY # E 14TH ST SAN LEANDRO CVS/PHARMACY # FOOTHILL BLVD HAYWARD CVS/PHARMACY # REDWOOD RD OAKLAND CVS/PHARMACY # ST ST LIVERMORE CVS/PHARMACY # NEWARK BLVD NEWARK CVS/PHARMACY # SAN PABLO AVENUE EMERYVILLE CVS/PHARMACY # SOLANO AVE ALBANY CVS/PHARMACY # FREMONT BLVD FREMONT CVS/PHARMACY # W JACKSON ST HAYWARD CVS/PHARMACY # E 14TH STREET SAN LEANDRO CVS/PHARMACY # ST ST LIVERMORE CVS/PHARMACY # LEWELLING BLVD SAN LEANDRO CVS/PHARMACY # CASTRO VALLEY BLVD CASTRO VALLEY CVS/PHARMACY # MOUNTAIN BLVD OAKLAND CVS/PHARMACY # WASHINGTON AVE SAN LEANDRO CVS/PHARMACY # THOMAS L BERKLEY WAY OAKLAND CVS/PHARMACY # BERNAL AVE PLEASANTON CVS/PHARMACY # LAKESHORE AVE OAKLAND CVS/PHARMACY # REGIONAL ST DUBLIN CVS/PHARMACY # BANCROFT AVE OAKLAND CVS/PHARMACY # FREMONT HUB FREMONT CVS/PHARMACY # SANTA CLARA AVE ALAMEDA CVS/PHARMACY # ST ST OAKLAND CVS/PHARMACY # FRUITVALE AVE OAKLAND CVS/PHARMACY # MISSION BLVD FREMONT CVS/PHARMACY # ISLAND DR STE A ALAMEDA CVS/PHARMACY # SANTA RITA ROAD PLEASANTON CVS/PHARMACY # MARINA VILLAGE PKWY ALAMEDA Table 6: Agreements Under Final Review by Pharmacies and Hospitals/Clinics with On-Site Pharmacies in Alameda County Page 14

15 GOALS Alameda County Safe Drug Disposal Regulations, Section 15 Annual Reports C.iii Take-Back Events MED-Project is working closely with Alameda County DEH to conduct take-back events in collaboration with HHW drive-through events throughout the County in In addition, MED-Project is exploring several options for hosting take-back events in collaboration with LEAs upon request. Take-back event services agreements will continue to be issued to LEAs that are interested in overseeing take-back events Kiosk Drop-Off Sites MED-Project continues to work closely with LEAs, pharmacies, and hospitals/clinics with on-site pharmacies that are interested in becoming kiosk drop-off sites. Agreements have been distributed to LEAs and 32 pharmacies or hospitals/clinics with on-site pharmacies for review. See Tables 5 and 6 for more information. MED-Project continues to schedule kiosk installation and activation at eligible sites with executed agreements, with the goal of establishing up to 100 kiosks in Alameda County. Pharmacies that are targeted for continued outreach as potential kiosk drop-off sites are listed in Appendix A. An additional kiosk installation was performed in early 2018 for a kiosk drop-off site host that executed an agreement with MED-Project. Please see Table 7 for more information. SITE NAME ADDRESS CITY STATE ZIP BART POLICE DEPARTMENT 101 8TH STREET Oakland CA Table 7: Site With Executed Kiosk Agreement and Activation in early Education and Public Outreach MED-Project supports kiosk drop-off sites with printed materials, including brochures and posters, as well as posted information on the website. Outreach materials, including brochures and fact sheets, will continue to be provided to sites interested in participating in the Program, as well as selected organizations, in order to further educate the community and pursue kiosk placement at eligible locations. Examples of organizations in Alameda County are below. Page 15

16 Health Systems: Kaiser Permanente Sutter Health Alta Bates Summit Health Care Valley Care Health System Children s Hospital and Research Center Alameda Health System Eden Township Healthcare District Fremont Hospital St. Rose Hospital Washington Hospital Healthcare System Health Associations: California State Board of Pharmacy The Medical Board of California California Board of Registered Nursing California Board of Vocational Nursing California Department of Health Care Services California Health and Human Services Agency Alameda County Pharmacy Association Organizations, Districts, and Agencies: Alameda County Social Services Agency Alameda County Public Health Department Municipal Utilities Districts Water Quality and Water Agencies School Districts CalRecycle Sunol Citizen s and Advisory Council Social media websites for the MED-Project, including Facebook and Twitter, will continue to post news and events for Alameda County residents. Events and kiosk information will also be posted to the MED-Project website as they are confirmed and available to the public. MED-Project will continue to monitor the website and call center to assure quality and customer satisfaction, and to assess the impact of outreach and education efforts. As part of the 2018 communication and outreach goals, MED-Project will consider adding Chinese, Vietnamese, and Tagalog translations to the website and print educational materials. Page 16

17 4. COLLECTION PRACTICES Alameda Health & Safety Code, Chapter Report. A.5. Alameda County Safe Drug Disposal Regulations, Section 15 Annual Reports C.iv. MED-Project provided County residents a combination of take-back events and kiosk drop-off sites for the collection of Unwanted Medicine in Policies and procedures for collecting, transporting, and disposing of Unwanted Medicine, as described in the approved Plan, were followed during the reporting period, with exceptions as described below. Take-back events were conducted from April through November with events hosted at 12 separate venues. Over 3,150 pounds in total were collected during 2017, with an average of approximately 263 pounds collected per event. Oversight was performed by ACSO at all events in In August 2017, MED-Project submitted a request for exception to utilize common carrier for the transportation and disposal of Unwanted Medicine due to an unexpected disposal facility closure, which was granted by Alameda County DEH on September 1, Take-back events in September 2017 utilized common carrier transport and were disposed of at Heritage Thermal Services in Ohio. Kiosk services agreements were executed with a total of four (4) LEAs and ten (10) pharmacies and healthcare organizations, representing a total of 22 kiosk drop-off sites. Kiosk drop-off sites were implemented at LEAs and pharmacies in 2017 with a total of 22 kiosk installations and activations at four (4) LEAs and 18 pharmacies and/or hospitals/clinics with an onsite pharmacy. Kiosks were available to the public within one week of installation. Based upon the potential for loose Unwanted Medicine to accumulate in the drop-slot, MED-Project worked with the kiosk vendor to design a retrofit for the drop-slot chute. MED-Project completed the retrofit for all kiosks placed under the Plan in Alameda County on March 1 st, All new kiosk installations will be equipped with this retrofit. Additionally, in June 2017, MED-Project learned that certain Program inner liners were not marked appropriately. MED-Project subsequently corrected this issue with the appropriate vendor. MED-Project continues to capture data from take-back events and kiosk drop-off sites to evaluate performance on a routine basis. Page 17

18 5. EDUCATIONAL EFFORTS AND PUBLIC OUTREACH Alameda Health & Safety Code, Chapter Report. A.7. Alameda County Safe Drug Disposal Regulations, Section 15 Annual Reports C.v. MED-Project uses a combination of printed materials, online media outlets, public service announcements, and other methods, such as the call center, to increase awareness of the Program, and to educate County residents about safe and available methods for disposal of Unwanted Medicine. In 2017, brochures (Figure 6) and posters were distributed to all active kiosk drop-off sites (Table 2), to ensure materials and information are available for residents. A primary objective of outreach efforts in 2017 was to raise awareness of the Program. Materials will continue to be sent to active kiosk drop-off sites, community organizations, agencies, associations, and health systems to increase awareness and recruit additional sites for potential kiosk placement. In early 2017, MED-Project began a vendor selection process to produce a 30-second animation that will be utilized as a Public Service Announcement for residents regarding safe and available methods of disposal of Unwanted Medicine. The vendor selection process was completed in July of 2017 and MED-Project worked with the vendor over the next seven months to finalize the animation video. Upon completion, MED-Project anticipates placement of the animation video on social media websites, followed by placement on other media platforms, such as television. See Appendix C for more information regarding the timing for placement of the animation video as well as production and placement of a 30-second audio script on radio stations in Page 18

19 Figure 6: MED-Project Double-Sided Brochure MED-Project hosts a robust website for the Program, which was made available in 2015, and is updated periodically. The landing page for the website is located at Page 19

20 Figure 7: MED-Project Website Landing Page for Alameda County Brochures, frequently asked questions (FAQs), and public service announcements in video and audio form can be viewed and downloaded from the website Page 20

21 Figure 8: MED-Project MEDinfo Page for Alameda County A call center that provides information about drug disposal options in English and Spanish is available to Alameda County residents at (844) MED-PROJ. Contact information is provided for current kiosk drop-off sites as well as sites interested in hosting a kiosk. Contact information for residents, pharmacies, LEAs, and producers can be found at Page 21

22 Figure 9: MED-Project Contact Page for Alameda County MED-Project utilizes qualitative feedback as well as statistics from the website and call center to monitor and evaluate outreach and Program activities. For more information regarding outreach activities and goals, please see Appendix C. Page 22

23 6. SAFETY AND SECURITY REPORT Alameda Health & Safety Code, Chapter Report. A.6. Alameda County Safe Drug Disposal Regulations, Section 15 Annual Reports C.vi. No safety or security incidents were identified during the collection, transport, or disposal of Unwanted Medicine in Page 23

24 7. PARTICIPATING PRODUCERS Alameda Health & Safety Code, Chapter Report. A.1. Alameda County Safe Drug Disposal Regulations, Section 15 Annual Reports D.i. Information on producers that participate in MED-Project is provided to the Alameda County DEH according to the requirements specified in the Ordinance, and is located in Appendix B. 8. COLLECTION POINTS 8.1. Collection Point Information Alameda Health & Safety Code, Chapter Report. A.2. Alameda County Safe Drug Disposal Regulations, Section 15 Annual Reports D.ii For information on kiosk drop-off sites and collected Unwanted Medicine by weight in 2017, please see Section 2.3 and Appendix D. Unwanted Medicine was picked up for transportation once per unique take-back event location and date in Table 4. Collection services at kiosk drop-off sites began after kiosk installation and activation, in January 2017, and the frequency of collection services is specified based on the needs at each kiosk drop-off site. The number of times each kiosk drop-off site was serviced for collection and the total pounds collected and disposed of from each kiosk drop-off site is included in Appendix D. 9. MAIL-BACK PROGRAMS 9.1. Mail-Back Services Alameda Health & Safety Code, Chapter Report. A.2. Alameda County Safe Drug Disposal Regulations, Section 15 Annual Reports D.iii MED-Project has not implemented mail-back services in Alameda County. Page 24

25 10. DISPOSAL FACILITY Disposal Facility Information Alameda Health & Safety Code, Chapter Report. A.4. Alameda County Safe Drug Disposal Regulations, Section 15 Annual Reports D.iv.a. The disposal facilities MED-Project used in 2017 were: Name: Clean Harbors Aragonite, 4 Phone: (435) Clean Harbors business address: Clean Harbors Environmental 3 Miles E 7 Miles N Of Knolls Wendover, UT Clean Harbors disposal facility: Clean Harbors Aragonite N Aptus Road Aragonite, UT Name: Heritage Thermal Services 5 Phone: (800) Heritage Thermal Services headquarters address: Heritage Environmental 7901 W Morris St. Indianapolis, IN Heritage Thermal Services disposal facility: Heritage Thermal Services 1250 Saint George Street East Liverpool, Ohio, Product Disposal Information Alameda Health & Safety Code, Chapter Report. A.4. Alameda County Safe Drug Disposal Regulations, Section 15 Annual Reports D.iv.b. The total weight of collected products incinerated at the Clean Harbors Aragonite, disposal facility in 2017 totaled 2,712 pounds. 4 Approved by Alameda County DEH on October 6, 2015 as a disposal facility. 5 Approved by Alameda County DEH on October 26, 2016 as an additional disposal facility. Page 25

26 The total weight of collected products in 2017 and incinerated at Heritage Thermal Services, disposal facility totaled 13,038 pounds. See Appendix D for more information regarding kiosk servicing and pounds collected in Page 26

27 APPENDIX A Licensed pharmacies 6 in Alameda County as of February 27, SITE NAME ADDRESS CITY ZIP AHF PHARMACY 400 THIRTIETH ST STE 300 OAKLAND ALAMEDA PHARMACY 1555 DOOLITTLE DRIVE #160 SAN LEANDRO ALTA BATES SUMMIT MEDICAL CENTER- SUMMIT CAMPUS 350 HAWTHORNE AVE OAKLAND BRADFORD PHARMACY INC TH STREET OAKLAND CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, EAST BAY CENTRAL ADMIXTURE PHARMACY SERVICES INC CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL & RESEARCH CENTER AT OAKLAND CHILDREN'S HSP MED CTR AMBULATORY CARE CARLOS BEE BLVD HAYWARD FREMONT BLVD FREMONT ND ST OAKLAND ND ST OAKLAND CHILDRENS CLINIC PHARMACY ND STREET OAKLAND COMMUNITY A WALGREENS PHARMACY #16477 CORAM CVS/SPECIALTY INFUSION SERVICES 3009 BROADWAY OAKLAND CORPORATE PLACE HAYWARD COSTCO PHARMACY # HESPERIAN BLVD HAYWARD COSTCO PHARMACY # INDEPENDENCE DRIVE LIVERMORE COSTCO PHARMACY # PACIFIC COMMONS BLVD FREMONT COSTCO PHARMACY DAVIS STREET SAN LEANDRO CPP PET CARE 3157 CORPORATE PL HAYWARD CRESCENT HEALTHCARE 2547 BARRINGTON CT HAYWARD CVS PHARMACY # MISSION BLVD HAYWARD CVS/PHARMACY # AMADOR PLAZA RD DUBLIN CVS/PHARMACY # LAS POSITAS RD LIVERMORE CVS/PHARMACY # E 14TH ST STE 400 SAN LEANDRO CVS/PHARMACY # WHIPPLE RD HAYWARD CVS/PHARMACY # EASTSHORE HWY ALBANY CVS/PHARMACY # HESPERIAN BLVD HAYWARD CVS/PHARMACY # PACIFIC COMMONS BLVD FREMONT CVS/PHARMACY # TH STREET EMERYVILLE CVS/PHARMACY # DUBLIN BLVD DUBLIN CVS/PHARMACY # TH ST ALAMEDA CVS/PHARMACY # DRISCOLL RD FREMONT CVS/PHARMACY # E 14TH ST SAN LEANDRO CVS/PHARMACY # FOOTHILL BLVD HAYWARD CVS/PHARMACY # REDWOOD RD OAKLAND CVS/PHARMACY # ST ST LIVERMORE CVS/PHARMACY # NEWARK BLVD NEWARK Page 27

28 SITE NAME ADDRESS CITY ZIP CVS/PHARMACY # SAN PABLO AVENUE EMERYVILLE CVS/PHARMACY # SOLANO AVE ALBANY CVS/PHARMACY # FREMONT BLVD FREMONT CVS/PHARMACY # W JACKSON ST HAYWARD CVS/PHARMACY # E 14TH STREET SAN LEANDRO CVS/PHARMACY # ST ST LIVERMORE CVS/PHARMACY # LEWELLING BLVD SAN LEANDRO CVS/PHARMACY # CASTRO VALLEY BLVD CASTRO VALLEY CVS/PHARMACY # MOUNTAIN BLVD OAKLAND CVS/PHARMACY # WASHINGTON AVE SAN LEANDRO CVS/PHARMACY # THOMAS L BERKLEY WAY OAKLAND CVS/PHARMACY # BERNAL AVE PLEASANTON CVS/PHARMACY # LAKESHORE AVE OAKLAND CVS/PHARMACY # REGIONAL ST DUBLIN CVS/PHARMACY # BANCROFT AVE OAKLAND CVS/PHARMACY # FREMONT HUB FREMONT CVS/PHARMACY # SANTA CLARA AVE ALAMEDA CVS/PHARMACY # ST ST OAKLAND CVS/PHARMACY # FRUITVALE AVE OAKLAND CVS/PHARMACY # MISSION BLVD FREMONT CVS/PHARMACY # ISLAND DR STE A ALAMEDA CVS/PHARMACY # SANTA RITA ROAD PLEASANTON CVS/PHARMACY # MARINA VILLAGE PKWY ALAMEDA DOLPHIN HEALTH PHARMACY EAST BAY AIDS CENTER OUTPATIENT PHARMACY 7400 MACARTHUR BLVD NO A OAKLAND SUMMIT ST OAKLAND EDEN MEDICAL CENTER LAKE CHABOT RD CASTRO VALLEY ENTIRELYPETS PHARMACY SEVENTH ST UNION CITY FAIRMONT HOSPITAL PHARMACY FOOTHILL BOULEVARD SAN LEANDRO FOODMAXX PHARMACY # EAST 9TH ST OAKLAND FREMONT HOSPITAL SUNDALE DR FREMONT FRUITVALE AVENUE PHARMACY 2693 FRUITVALE AVE OAKLAND GARFIELD BEACH CVS CVS/PHARMACY # BROADWAY OAKLAND HIGH STREET PHARMACY 4248 MACARTHUR BLVD OAKLAND INTEGRATED MEDICAL ASSOCIATES PHARMACY INC JOHN GEORGE PSYCHIATRIC PAVILION PHY MACARTHUR BLVD #103 OAKLAND FAIRMONT DRIVE SAN LEANDRO KINDRED HSP-SAN FRANCISCO BAY 2800 BENEDICT DR SAN LEANDRO LA CLINICA DE LA RAZA 3451 E 12TH ST OAKLAND LA CLINICA DE LA RAZA, INC INTERNATIONAL BLVD OAKLAND LIFESCRIPT PHARMACY 7700 EDGEWATER DR #220 OAKLAND LUCKY PHARMACY # MISSION BLVD FREMONT Page 28

29 SITE NAME ADDRESS CITY ZIP LUCKY PHARMACY # FREMONT BLVD FREMONT LUCKY PHARMACY # MOWRY AVE FREMONT LUCKY PHARMACY # MISSION BLVD HAYWARD LUCKY PHARMACY # SANTA CLARA ST HAYWARD LUCKY PHARMACY # PORTOLA AVE LIVERMORE LUCKY PHARMACY # HOLMES ST LIVERMORE LUCKY PHARMACY # E 18TH ST OAKLAND LUCKY PHARMACY # W LAS POSITAS BLVD PLEASANTON LUCKY PHARMACY # FAIRMONT DR SAN LEANDRO LUCKY PHARMACY # HESPERIAN BLVD SAN LORENZO LUCKY PHARMACY # DYER ST UNION CITY MASONIC HOME PHARMACY MISSION BLVD UNION CITY MISSION PHARMACY MISSION BLVD HAYWARD MOWRY PLAZA PHARMACY 668 MOWRY AVE FREMONT MY LAN PHARMACY 401 EAST 18TH STREET - SUITE B OAKLAND NEW CHINA TOWN PHARMACY 719 EAST 12TH STREET OAKLAND NEW TIBURCIO VASQUEZ HEALTH CENTER PHY NEWARK HALLER'S PHARMACY NICHOLS HILL PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY TH STREET UNION CITY THORNTON AVENUE SUITE E NEWARK SUMMIT STREET OAKLAND NORTH OAKLAND PHARMACY 5705 MARKET ST OAKLAND OMNICARE OF HAYWARD CABOT BLVD HAYWARD PACIFIC PHARMACY 650 E. 14TH STREET OAKLAND PERALTA OUTPATIENT PHARMACY 3300 WEBSTER ST GROUND FL OAKLAND PHARMACA INTEGRATIVE PHARMACY 5729 COLLEGE AVE OAKLAND PHARMERICA ALVARADO-NILES RD STE 836 UNION CITY PLEASANT CARE PHARMACY 1652 B ST HAYWARD PLEASANTON CUSTOM CARE PHARMACY 4271 FIRST ST PLEASANTON POSTMEDS INC MISSION BLVD #201 HAYWARD RALEYS PHARMACY # PASEO PADRE PARKWAY FREMONT RALEYS PHARMACY # SUNOL BLVD. PLEASANTON RITE AID MOWRY AVENUE FREMONT RITE AID MISSION BLVD HAYWARD RITE AID CASTRO VALLEY BOULEVARD CASTRO VALLEY RITE AID MURRIETA BLVD LIVERMORE RITE AID MAC ARTHUR BOULEVARD SAN LEANDRO RITE AID ALVARADO BLVD UNION CITY RITE AID DECOTO ROAD UNION CITY RITE AID HOPYARD ROAD PLEASANTON Page 29

30 RITE AID 5952 SITE NAME ADDRESS CITY ZIP 1991 MOUNTAIN BOULEVARD OAKLAND RITE AID NO BROADWAY OAKLAND RITE AID NO N VASCO RD LIVERMORE ROCKFORTH PHARMACY 10500A INTERNATIONAL BLVD OAKLAND SAFEWAY PHARMACY # SOLANO AVE ALBANY SAFEWAY PHARMACY # REDWOOD RD CASTRO VALLEY SAFEWAY PHARMACY # FRUITVALE AVE OAKLAND SAFEWAY PHARMACY # ISLAND DR ALAMEDA SAFEWAY PHARMACY # FOOTHILLS BLVD HAYWARD SAFEWAY PHARMACY # WASHINGTON BLVD FREMONT SAFEWAY PHARMACY # DECOTO RD UNION CITY SAFEWAY PHARMACY # FIRST ST LIVERMORE SAFEWAY PHARMACY # MISSION BLVD FREMONT SAFEWAY PHARMACY # TASSAJARA RD DUBLIN SAFEWAY PHARMACY # DUBLIN BLVD DUBLIN SAFEWAY PHARMACY # S SHORE CENTER ALAMEDA SAFEWAY PHARMACY # BERNAL AVE PLEASANTON SAFEWAY PHARMACY # COLLEGE AVE OAKLAND SAFEWAY PHARMACY # SAN PABLO AVE EMERYVILLE SAFEWAY PHARMACY # BROADWAY OAKLAND SAFEWAY PHARMACY # TH ST ALAMEDA SKILLED NURSING PHARMACY CABOT BLVD HAYWARD SOLEO HEALTH INC 1324 W WINTON AVE HAYWARD ST ROSE HOSPITAL PHARMACY CALAROGA AVENUE HAYWARD STONERIDGE PROFESSIONAL PHARMACY SUTTER INFUSION & PHARMACY SERVICES VALLEY CARE MEDICAL CENTER PHARMACY VALLEY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL PHARMACY 5720 STONERIDGE MALL RD STE 150 PLEASANTON ATLANTIC AVE STE 102 ALAMEDA WEST LAS POSITAS PLEASANTON EAST STANLEY BOULEVARD LIVERMORE VERSAILLES PHARMACY 2801 ENCINAL AVE ALAMEDA VIBRANT CARE PHARMACY INC 7400 MACARTHUR BLVD STE B OAKLAND WAL MART PHARMACY DYER STREET UNION CITY WAL-MART PHARMACY LAS POSITAS RD LIVERMORE WAL-MART PHARMACY HESPERIAN BLVD SAN LEANDRO WAL-MART PHARMACY SANTA RITA RD PLEASANTON WALGREENS # CASTRO VALLEY BLVD CASTRO VALLEY WALGREENS # HIGH STREET OAKLAND WALGREENS # FOOTHILL BLVD OAKLAND WALGREENS # TELEGRAPH AVE OAKLAND WALGREENS # SANTA RITA RD PLEASANTON WALGREENS # DECOTO ROAD FREMONT Page 30

31 SITE NAME ADDRESS CITY ZIP WALGREENS # FOOTHILL BLVD HAYWARD WALGREENS # WASHINGTON AVE SAN LEANDRO WALGREENS # BLACOW RD FREMONT WALGREENS # E 14TH STREET SAN LEANDRO WALGREENS # TELEGRAPH AVE OAKLAND WALGREENS # INTERNATIONAL BLVD OAKLAND WALGREENS # WEBSTER ST ALAMEDA WALGREENS # MOWRY AVE FREMONT WALGREENS # W JACKSON ST HAYWARD WALGREENS # HESPERIAN BLVD HAYWARD WALGREENS # TH AVE SAN LEANDRO WALGREENS # OTIS DRIVE ALAMEDA WALGREENS # LAKESHORE AVE SUITE B OAKLAND WALGREENS # EAST 18TH STREET OAKLAND WALGREENS # BROADWAY OAKLAND WALGREENS # FIRST STREET LIVERMORE WALGREENS # PARK ST ALAMEDA WALMART PHARMACY # OSGOOD RD FREMONT WALMART PHARMACY # ALBRAE ST FREMONT WALMART PHARMACY ROSEWOOD DRIVE PLEASANTON WALMART PHARMACY NO DAVIS STREET SAN LEANDRO WEST OAKLAND HEALTH CENTER PHARM 700 ADELINE ST OAKLAND Page 31

32 APPENDIX B A list of participants in the MED-Project in Alameda County is provided to Alameda County DEH on a regular basis. The list below was updated as of January 12, Page 32

33 COMPANY PARENT COMPANY PARENT ADDRESS PARENT PARENT PARENT PARENT PARENT CITY 1 ADDRESS 2 STATE ZIP COUNTRY 3M Corporation 3M Corporation 3M Center 275-5W-06 Saint Paul MN M Critical and Chronic Care 3M Corporation 3M Center 275-5W-06 Saint Paul MN M Drug Delivery Systems 3M Corporation 3M Center 275-3E-02 St. Paul MN M Infection Prevention 3M Corporation 3M Center 275-3E-02 St. Paul MN M Oral Care 3M Corporation 3M Center 275-2W-08 St. Paul MN AbbVie AbbVie 1 North Waukegan Road North Chicago IL Pharmacyclics, 999 East Arques subsidiary of AbbVie AbbVie Avenue Sunnyvale CA ACADIA ACADIA 3611 Valley Centre Pharmaceuticals Pharmaceuticals Drive, Suite 300 San Diego CA Accord Healthcare Accord Healthcare 1009 Slater Road Suite 210-B Durham NC Acorda Therapeutics, Acorda Therapeutics, 420 Saw Mill River Road Ardsley NY Acorda Therapeutics, Acorda Therapeutics, 420 Saw Mill River Road Ardsley NY Civitas Therapeutics, Acorda Therapeutics, 420 Saw Mill River Road Ardsley NY Actelion Pharmaceuticals US, Ceptaris Therapeutics, CoTherix, Actelion Pharmaceuticals US, Actelion Pharmaceuticals US, Actelion Pharmaceuticals US, Aegerion Pharmaceuticals, 5000 Shoreline Court, Suite Shoreline Court Suite Shoreline Court Suite 200 South San Francisco South San Francisco South San Francisco CA CA CA Aegerion Pharmaceuticals, One Main Street Ste. 800 Cambridge MA 2142 Afaxys Afaxys PO Box Charleston SC Afaxys Pharmaceuticals (a division of Afaxys Afaxys PO Box Charleston SC ) Akorn, Akorn, 1925 West Field Court Suite 300 Lake Forest IL Page 33

34 Advanced Vision Research d.b.a. Akorn Consumer Health Akorn Animal Health, Clover Pharmaceuticals Corp. Hi-Tech Pharmacal Co., Oak Pharmaceuticals, Olta Pharmaceuticals Corp. Versapharm, Incorporated Akrimax Pharmaceuticals, AKRON COATING & ADHESIVES Alembic Pharmaceuticals Allergan, Actavis Pharma, (only for labeler code 52544) Allergan Sales, Allergan USA, Aptalis Pharma US Inc Durata Therapeutics US Limited Akorn, Akorn, Akorn, C/O Akorn, C/O Akorn, Inc C/O Akorn, 1925 West Field Court, Suite West Field Court, Suite West Field Court, Suite 300 Lake Forest IL Lake Forest IL Lake Forest IL Akorn, 369 Bayview Avenue Amityville NY Akorn, Akorn, Akorn, Akrimax Pharmaceuticals, AKRON COATING & ADHESIVES Alembic Pharmaceuticals Allergan, Allergan, Allergan, Allergan, Allergan, Allergan, C/O Akorn, C/O Akorn, C/O Akorn, 1925 West Field Court, Suite West Field Court Suite West Field Court,Suite 300 Lake Forest IL Lake Forest IL Lake Forest IL Commerce Drive First Floor Cranford NJ Stanton Ave Akron OH Highway 202 Suite 410 Bridgewater NJ Interpace Pkwy Bldg D 400 Interpace Pkwy Bldg A 400 Interpace Pkwy Bldg D 400 Interpace Pkwy Bldg D 400 Interpace Pkwy Bldg D c/o Durata Therapeautics, 200 S. Wacker Drive, Suite 2550 Parsippany NJ 7054 Parsippany NJ 7054 Parsippany NJ 7054 Parsippany NJ 7054 Parsippany NJ 7054 Chicago IL Page 34

35 Forest Laboratories, (formerly ) Pacific Pharma, Warner Chilcott (US), Watson Laboratories (only for labeler code 52544) Alva-Amco Pharmacal Companies, Alvogen Pharma US, Allergan, Allergan, Allergan, Allergan, Corporation Trust Centre 400 Interpace Pkwy Bldg D 400 Interpace Pkwy Bldg D 400 Interpace Pkwy Bldg A 1209 Orange St Wilmington New Castle DE Parsippany NJ 7054 Parsippany NJ 7054 Parsippany NJ 7054 Alva-Amco Pharmacal 7711 N Merrimac Niles IL Companies, Avenue 3423 Alvogen Pharma US, 10 Bloomfield Ave Pine Brook NJ 7058 Almatica Pharma, Alvogen Pharma US, 10 Bloomfield Ave Pine Brook NJ 7058 Alvogen, Alvogen Pharma US, 10 Bloomfield Ave Pine Brook NJ 7058 County Line Alvogen Pharma US, Pharmaceuticals 10 Bloomfield Ave Pine Brook NJ 7058 Norwich Alvogen Pharma US, 6829 State Highway Pharmaceuticals, 12 Norwich NY AMAG AMAG Pharmaceuticals, Pharmaceuticals, 1100 Winter Street Waltham MA 2451 AMAG Pharma USA, AMAG Pharmaceuticals, 1100 Winter Street Suite 3000 Waltham MA 2451 Amarin Pharma, Amarin Pharma, 1430 Rt. 206 Bedminster NJ 7921 Amarin Corp Amarin Pharma, 1430 Rt. 206 Bedminster NJ 7921 Amarin Corp. PLC Amarin Pharma, 1430 Rt. 206 Bedminster NJ 7921 Amarin Pharmaceuticals Ireland Ltd. Amerisource Health Services, DBA: American Health Packaging Amgen Amgen USA Immunex Corporation Amarin Pharma, 1430 Route 206 Bedminster NJ 7921 Amerisource Health Services, DBA: American Health Packaging Amgen Amgen Amgen 2550-A John Glenn Avenue One Amgen Center Drive One Amgen Center Drive One Amgen Center Drive Columbus OH Thousand Oaks CA Thousand Oaks CA Thousand Oaks CA Page 35

36 Onyx Pharmaceuticals Amgen 249 N. Grand Avenue South San Francisco CA Amneal Amneal 400 Crossing Blvd Pharmaceuticals Pharmaceuticals Third Floor Bridgewater NJ 8807 Amphastar Amphastar Rancho Sixth Street Pharmaceuticals, Pharmaceuticals, Cucamonga CA International Amphastar Medication Systems, Pharmaceuticals, LTD 1886 Santa Anita Ave South El Monte CA Amring Amring Pharmaceuticals Pharmaceuticals 1235 Westlakes Drive Suite 205 Berwyn PA Apotex Holdings, Apotex Holdings, 150 Signet Drive Toronto Ontario M9L 1T9 Canada ApoPharma USA, Apotex Holdings, 2400 N. Commerce Parkway Suite 400 Weston FL Apotex Corp. Apotex Holdings, 2400 N. Commerce Parkway Suite 400 Weston FL Aveva Drug Delivery 2400 N. Commerce Apotex Holdings, Systems, Parkway Suite 400 Weston FL Aptevo BioTherapeutics Aptevo BioTherapeutics 920 Cassatt Road Berwyn PA Aqua Pharmaceuticals Aqua Pharmaceuticals an Almirall Company an Almirall Company 158 W. Gay Street Suite 310 Westchester PA Arbor Pharmaceuticals, Arbor Pharmaceuticals, 6 Concourse Parkway Suite 1800 Atlanta GA Wilshire Arbor Pharmaceuticals, Pharmaceuticals 6 Concourse Parkway Suite 1800 Atlanta GA Ascend Therapeutics Ascend Therapeutics 607 Herndon US, US, Parkway Suite 110 Herndon VA Astellas Pharma US, Astellas Pharma US, 1 Astellas Way Northbrook IL AstraZeneca AstraZeneca Concord Pike PO Box Wilmington DE Pharmaceuticals LP Pharmaceuticals LP 5437 AstraZeneca AstraZeneca Concord Pike PO Box Wilmington DE Pharmaceuticals LP Pharmaceuticals LP 5437 Aurobindo Pharma Aurobindo Pharma 279 Princeton East Windsor NJ USA, Inc USA, Inc Hightstown Road 1401 Aurobindo Pharma Aurobindo Pharma Limited USA, Inc 6 Wheeling Road Dayton NJ 8810 Aurobindo Pharma Aurobindo Pharma USA Incorporated USA, Inc 6 Wheeling Road Dayton NJ 8810 AuroHealth, Aurobindo Pharma USA, Inc 6 Wheeling Road Dayton NJ 8810 Page 36

37 AuroLife Pharma Aurobindo Pharma USA, Inc 2400 Rt 130 Dayton NJ 8810 AuroMedics Pharma, Aurobindo Pharma USA, Inc 6 Wheeling Road Dayton NJ 8810 Avadel Pharmaceuticals Avadel Pharmaceuticals Chesterfield Chesterfield MO (USA), (USA), Grove Rd Ste Avanir Pharmaceuticals Avanir Pharmaceuticals 30 Enterprise Suite 400 Aliso Viejo CA B.F. Ascher & Co., B.F. Ascher & Co., W. 109th St. Lenexa KS Baxter Healthcare Baxter Healthcare Corporation Corporation One Baxter Parkway Deerfield IL Bayer HealthCare Bayer HealthCare 100 Bayer Boulevard Whippany NJ Bayer Consumer Care Holdings Bayer HealthCare 100 Bayer Blvd Whippany NJ 7981 Bayer HealthCare Shawnee Bayer HealthCare Animal Health Mission Parkway Shawnee KS Bayer HealthCare Pharmaceuticals Bayer HealthCare 100 Bayer Blvd Whippany NJ 7981 Bayer HealthCare Pharmaceuticals Bayer HealthCare 800 Dwight Way Berkeley CA MSD Consumer Care Bayer HealthCare 100 Bayer Boulevard Whippany NJ 0915 Beach Products, Beach Products, SC Beach Pharmaceuticals Beach Products, 1700 Perimeter Rd Greenville SC Pharmaceutical Beach Products, 1700 Perimeter Rd Greenville SC Associates, 5202 BestCo, BestCo, 288 Mazeppa Road Mooresville NC Biogen Biogen 225 Binney Street Cambridge MA 2142 BioMarin BioMarin Pharmaceutical Pharmaceutical 105 Digital Drive Novato CA BionPharma BionPharma 600 Alexander Road Suite 2-4B Princeton NJ 8540 Banner Life Sciences 600 Alexander Rd Ste BionPharma Princeton NJ 2-4B 6013 Blistex Blistex 1800 Swift Drive Oak Brook IL BluePoint Laboratories Boehringer Ingelheim USA, Boehringer Ingelheim Animal Health Division BluePoint Laboratories Boehringer Ingelheim USA, Boehringer Ingelheim USA, Eastgate Business Park Eastgate Road, Bldg. 1 Little Island Cork Ireland 900 Ridgebury Road Ridgefield CT Satellite Blvd Duluth GA Page 37