Did you know that according to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, more than 350 million batteries are purchased annually in the U.S, and almost 2 billion dry-cell batteries are discarded – more than 8 dry cells per American!
So please choose NBCELL 0%Mercury and Cadmium Batteries.
Batteries can harm.
Batteries comprise chemicals such Cadmium Mercury, Lead and acid that can threaten the environment.
Specifically, if batteries are not properly discarded, they can:
- Release harmful vapors when burned, polluting our beautiful lakes and streams
- Cause poisonous leakage from solid waste landfills
- Create lead and acid reservoirs in the environment
- Contain corrosive acids that can harm the skin and eyes.
- Dispose Carefully
you can take to help preserve our beautiful environment.
- Don’t litter! Dispose batteries in proper containers.
There are special storage points in most of countries, where you can leave used batteries for recycling.
See list of storage points here: Battery Recycling - Do not dispose in fires. This can cause explosions and serious injuries.
- See if a recycling center can recycle the batteries. Some centers pay for used batteries.
- Turn off any battery-operated appliances when not in use
- Rechargeable batteries containing cadmium or lead should be recycled.
- Check with your local government recycling coordinator for the nearest recycling center.
So please choose NBCELL 0%Mercury and Cadmium Batteries.
