The_Kitchen_Guy
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Source: http://www.itwire.com/content/view/17064/1066/
Of course, the amounts are trace and really aren't a threat, but the media do like to scare you on a semi-regular basis. How do the drugs get into the water supply? Terrorists? Not exactly.
Perfect - now old folks, trying to decide whether to spend their meager Social Security check on cat food for dinner or to buy prescription drugs, can just take a bucket down to the local reservoir and fill up a bucket with all their scripts.
Oh, and don't flush that unwanted Viagra or Vicodin down the tubes - just send it to me. Thanks.
The Associated Press article “AP probe finds drugs in drinking water” reveals that its five-month study found prescription and OTC drugs such as antibiotics, ibuprofen, and acetaminophen in the drinking water of at least forty-one million Americans.
Of course, the amounts are trace and really aren't a threat, but the media do like to scare you on a semi-regular basis. How do the drugs get into the water supply? Terrorists? Not exactly.
One of the primary sources that these drugs get into the American water supply is when Americans flush drugs down the toilet or sink.
Perfect - now old folks, trying to decide whether to spend their meager Social Security check on cat food for dinner or to buy prescription drugs, can just take a bucket down to the local reservoir and fill up a bucket with all their scripts.
Oh, and don't flush that unwanted Viagra or Vicodin down the tubes - just send it to me. Thanks.