Sep 27,2022

　　We often stock some common medicines, such as vitamin C tablets, aspirin, vitamin B12, and HPMC capsules. What should we do if the medicine expires? It is necessary to ensure that capsules will not pose a threat to our environment and human health.

　　Detailed steps:

　　Remove the original container and mix it with unattractive substances.

　　We know that capsules produced by HPMC are very healthy and soluble in water. There is no need to separate the shell and the filler. Put the mixture in a sealed container. Throw the container into the non-recyclable bin. Flush into the toilet.

　　Check the list of drugs that can be washed by the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA).

　　To avoid waste, we also listed the following tips for recycling expired capsule drugs.

　　Vitamin C can improve the PH value of soil and make plant leaves green.

　　How to make:

　　Put vitamin C tablets in warm water and mix them with water plants at a ratio of 1:100. Aspirin can promote the regeneration of plant roots.

　　Usage:

　　Grind the aspirin and mix it with water at a ratio of 1:500-1000. Cutting branches and soaking them in aspirin water for 20 minutes can improve the survival rate of cuttings.

　　Vitamin B12 can prevent plants from rotting. How to do:

　　Mix the water from two mineral water bottles with vitamin B12. Cut off all rotten roots and soak them in water for more than half an hour. Vitamin B12 can make plants grow new roots in the shortest time.

　　Don't throw away the expired gelatin capsules directly, you can use them.