Jul 22,2022

　　We always stock up on commonly used medications like vitamin C tablets, aspirin, and vitamin B12. When these medicines are found to be expired, what do we do with them? Make sure these capsules do not cause harm to our environment and people's health.

　　Detailed steps:

　　Remove the original container and mix it with an unappealing substance.

　　We know that HPMC capsules are very healthy and soluble in water. There is no need to separate the shell and filling.

　　Put the mixture in an airtight container. Throw the container in the non-recyclable bin.

　　Flush down the toilet.

　　Check the FDA's list of drugs that can be flushed.

　　To avoid waste, we've also listed below tips for recycling expired capsule medications.

　　Vitamin C can improve soil pH and make plant leaves green.

　　How to make:

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

　　Instructions:

　　Grind the aspirin and mix with water in a ratio of 1:500-1000. Cut the branches and soak them in aspirin water for 20 minutes to improve the survival rate of cuttings.

　　Vitamin B12 prevents plants from rotting. How to do:

　　Add one sheet to 2 bottles of mineral water and mix to make a vitamin B12 solution. Cut off any rotten roots and soak in the solution for more than half an hour. Vitamin B12 enables plants to grow new roots as quickly as possible.

　　Don't throw away expired medicines, use them instead.