Potentially creditable returns

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Question

Which circumstances support classifying an expired hazardous waste pharmaceutical as potentially creditable for a reverse distributor? Select all that apply.

  1. It remains in the original manufacturer packaging.✓ Correct

    Original manufacturer packaging is part of the EPA criteria.

  2. It has not been dispensed to a client.✓ Correct

    Prior dispensing excludes this classification.

  3. Manufacturer credit is reasonably expected.✓ Correct

    A reasonable expectation of credit is part of the criteria.

  4. It is more than one year past expiration.✗ Incorrect

    The EPA criteria require it to be within one year of expiration.

  5. It was spilled during sorting.✗ Incorrect

    A spill disqualifies the material from this return route.

Answer

A. It remains in the original manufacturer packaging. · B. It has not been dispensed to a client. · C. Manufacturer credit is reasonably expected.

Rationale

EPA specifies several conditions for potentially creditable expired hazardous waste. The product must also be within one year of expiration; spilled material cannot follow that return route.

RememberCheck all return criteria before treating hazardous waste as potentially creditable.

Sources

  • A 10-Step Blueprint for U.S. Environmental Protection Agency · License: US government work (public domain) · Retrieved · Page 48; Page 17

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