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Where Can I Recycle Apple Products?

What does one do with old Apple products they can’t use or resell? Recycle them!

Apple offers a free, easy to use recycling program that could (possibly) score you an Apple Store gift card.

If you’re not using your old iPhone, iPad, battery or computer, or you’re simply looking for a new device, send your gadget back to the Apple Store; they’ll determine if your product is qualified for reuse or should be recycled.

Here’s how to recycle Apple Products:

  • To begin the process, complete the computer reuse and recycling online form. This will help Apple determine if your old device has monetary value.
  • Once your form is complete, Apple will send you a box (only for computer recycling) with a prepaid shipping label.
  • After your device is received, Apple will send you an email and apply the predetermined monetary value to a gift card.

 

Learn more about Apple’s environmentally (and pocket-friendly) program here.

Julia Knable

Julia Knable was an Editorial Intern in 2014. She studied Marketing and Management Information Systems at the Fox School at Temple University. After a summer internship at Terracycle inspired her to learn about what she could do to help and protect our ever-changing planet, she ended up with a stint at Green Philly. Along with her passion for sustainability, Julia enjoys exploring Philadelphia and trying all the vegetarian hotspots she can get her hands on.

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