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You might see if your dentist could use it. Amalgam fillings are still being done, though fewer than previously.

Where you live should have a hazardous waste dropoff facility....check the phonebook or google it...mercury is very bad stuff, extremely toxic to people, pets, the environment in general....reminds me of a time though when I was a child and my Dad had a a container of mercury (don't have a clue why he had it or where he got it from!) but my brother and I were playing with it...bouncing it to see it form "balls" and stuff like that! I'm surprised we're still alive! Ah-h-h...the old memories just pop up at times.........(: tripping down memory lane...

because murcury is the closet to the sun.

if you want to dispose old mercury just throw it at the sun and your work is done.