The inappropriate disposal of unused medicines may release the chemicals in the medicines into landfills or the sea, contaminating soil and water sources, posing risks to human health in the long run. As Hong Kong’s first chain community pharmacy to have pioneered unused medicines disposal programme, Mannings offers convenience in the disposal service, joining hands with the public to collect household pharmaceutical waste and raise awareness of proper handling of unused medicines, and safeguarding the environment and wellbeing of the community.

• “Unused Medicines Collection Box” is set up at the selected Mannings stores with a pharmacy service
• All medicines collected will be passed to an Environmental Protection Department licensed chemical waste collector, and will then be sent to the chemical waste treatment centre for safe and proper disposal.
• Only Pills are accepted. The Dangerous Drug, Liquid Medicines of any kinds, proprietary Chinese medicine or Health Supplement is excluded.

*Mannings' “Safe Disposal of Unused Medicines” programme returns from 1 to 28 November 2024.

Participating Store Locations

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Mannings understands that full health encompasses physical, mental and social wellbeing. Mannings’ professional team has long provided various community health services to enhance the wellbeing of the community. Ever the pioneer in this sector, Mannings is collaborating with Mind HK, a local mental health charity organisation, to become the first community pharmacy to offer mental health services free of charge.

• Service is conducted by the iACT® Wellbeing Practitioner from Mind HK
• Wellbeing Practitioner conducts preliminary face-to-face consultations at the Mannings pharmacy
• A subsequent course of six to eight weeks of online follow-up iACT treatment may be offered
• The conversation and personal information during consultations are remain confidential

Register Wellbeing Check-in

*Ths service is not suitable for individuals diagnosed with severe or complex mental health conditions, but Wellbeing Practitioners will provide service users with information on suitable mental health services in the community, including support from social workers, clinical psychologists or psychiatrists if necessary.
*Please fill in the form to register the interest and test eligibility to the service.