USA - Slippery Rock teachers won't hand out fluoride tablets

Teachers in a western Pennsylvania school district will no longer hand out fluoride tablets to students, the school board has decided.
Teachers in the Slippery Rock School District were worried about the legality of handling the prescription medicine, said Nancy Moser, president of the Slippery Rock Education Association.
For the past 15 years, teachers in the district have given one fluoride tablet daily to students who wanted to participate in the program.
Board solicitor Tom King said Monday that the law is clear about the dispensing of the supplements _ teachers "should not be doing it."

Better than putting it into the water.