Tons of Released Drugs Taint U.S. Water

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bob of CT 3:28PM December 12, 2011

I think this article is very enlightening and more people should be aware of what is happening.

Ashley of NY 8:50AM December 13, 2010

are there any over-the-counter tests for those of us without labs?

henry avery of TX 11:41PM September 02, 2010

I am severely disappointed with our medical system. If the hospitals & drug companies were to donate these medications to low income people whe NEED them, their bottom line would soar through the roof. I believe the hospitals & drug companies need to take a huger part for their corporate responsibility than they do. If they were to donate, the crime rate would decrease because fewer people would not have to decide between food or meds. The corporate topdogs need to get their heads out of their derriers and start taking the responsibility that they SHOULD. CHARITY BEGINS AT HOME.

steve sherman of OH 3:31PM July 18, 2010

I appreciate the concern which is been rose. The things need to be
sorted out because it is about the individual but it can be with
everyone.The initiative taken for the concern is very serious and need an
attention of every one. This is the concern which exists in the
society and needs to be eliminated from the society as soon as
possible.
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shawnmichle of FL 11:17PM June 15, 2010

water sucks it really really sucks
GATORADE!!!
I am a scientist for Polytech and I took a sample of water from my tap at home into the lab. After doing many tests I found out my water contained traces of the following:
- dirt particles
- copper
- nickel
- lead
- urine
- semen
Think twice next time you drink from the tap

Alex Cashman of WA 4:57PM May 17, 2010

Why do the hospitals throw away so much medication? The problem with living an affluent lifestyle is the excess of waste that goes to the garbage. I just want to know why there is so much medication being thrown away? can it not be undersold or donated to hospitals around the world that have hospitals and need that medication. We have a faster mailing system and communication than decades ago.

Nancy of CA 4:46PM October 21, 2009

I recently had my Tap water and my Culligan RO water tested just before the technician was to replace my annual filter for my Reverse Osmosis system in my home.
The RO water tested at a 5 for contaminants. (one year old filter)
The Tap Water tested at a 125 for contaminants.
And they say Louisville has some of the best Tap water in the country. ;)

angela of KY 10:27PM September 15, 2009

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Dan of CA 7:53AM August 15, 2009