Sorry, I don't have better info for you.

Good luck!

Go to a pharmacy, doctor’s office, etc. Needs to be disposed of in a Sharps container. Anyone who is a diabetic or Dupixent user will have one.

Don’t want someone accidentally sticking themselves.

or the allergy office.

The lid is taped on and Sharps is written on the outside of the bottle! It sounds crazy but that is the drill. We called pharmacy, fire station and police department and were told the same. These are needles for things like T and insulin, and pet insulin if that makes a difference. Here I would assume that if the epi was empty the same drill would hold true! We tried every way not to put them in the trash but a cat with two shots a day really creates a lot of sharps. It seems crazy!

toxic substances collection point.

objects (injecting insulin, etc.), but I'm sure that there are other people out there that would be interested in knowing to dispose of such objects. Also, I'm sure that there are cautionary comments on the labeling of insulin needles, etc., on how to dispose of.

While picking up the trash around the street/alleys around the neighborhood, I have found a needle (or two), and I immediately collected it (carefully) and disposed of it, so no one could get harmed, e.g., young children etc. It does happen people, unfortunately.

which is located inside a Target store. Used to be Target and I was told that the CVS retail store has special boxes.

Otherwise, as I’ve said in my OP - the sheriff has a special box.

if need be.