What happens when our products reach end-of-life?

1

The Reality
 Check

Most electronics end up in landfills, leaking toxins into the soil and water.

That’s the part we’re changing with a plan that goes from your hands to responsible recycling.

2

Collection
Made Simple

Call us. Drop it off. Or let us pick it up.

We’ve teamed up with Vincular PRO and Bluedart Express to make e-waste collection super simple.

3

Know What
Happens Next

We don’t just collect, it gets dismantled safely.

Everything goes to certified recycling centers, with no shortcuts or grey-market dump-offs.

Everything you need to know about E-waste.

• Why is proper e-waste management important?

  When tossed in the trash, electronics can leak harmful materials like lead, mercury, and cadmium into the environment. Proper recycling not only prevents pollution, it also helps recover valuable resources like copper, gold, and rare earth metals.

• What are the best practices for disposing of e-waste?

  • Recycle your devices through certified e-waste recyclers
  • Donate or sell working electronics to extend their life
  • Use manufacturer take-back programs when available

• Should I erase personal data before recycling electronics?

  Yes, always wipe your data from phones, laptops, or tablets before recycling. It protects your privacy and gives your device a clean slate.

• How can I ensure my e-waste recycler is certified?

  Look for certifications like R2 (Responsible Recycling) or e-Stewards—these ensure recyclers follow industry best practices for environmental and data safety.

• Can companies implement policies to manage e-waste better?

  Absolutely. Organizations should:

  • Create an internal e-waste policy
  • Run regular audits
  • Train employees on safe disposal practices

• What are some emerging trends in e-waste management for 2025?

  • Wider adoption of Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR)
  • Use of digital platforms to schedule e-waste pickups
  • Growth in urban mining—recovering valuable materials directly from e-waste

• Is incineration a safe method for disposing of e-waste?

  No. Burning electronics releases hazardous gases into the air and poses serious environmental risks.

• Should I attempt to dismantle electronic devices myself?

  Not recommended. Without proper equipment and safety gear, you risk exposure to harmful substances like mercury and cadmium.

• Can I ignore local laws about e-waste disposal?

  Definitely not. Improper disposal can lead to fines and environmental damage. Always follow your region’s e-waste regulations, such as the EU’s WEEE Directive or state-specific laws in the U.S.