Your rechargeable batteries can be returned to any Verizon store nationwide. Use our Store Locator to find your nearest store.
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Recycle rechargeable batteries in Verizon stores FAQs
When your rechargeable batteries are used up or stop holding a charge, bring them to a Verizon store for recycling. Recycling helps keep battery by-products out of landfills and the solid waste stream.
About battery recycling at Verizon stores
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Where can I drop off my rechargeable batteries for recycling?
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Can I recycle both a cellular phone and battery?
Yes. You can drop off your old phone and rechargeable battery at any Verizon store to be recycled. Use our Store Locator to find your nearest store.
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Can I drop off rechargeable batteries from equipment other than cellular phones at Verizon stores?
Yes. We accept all rechargeable batteries for recycling.
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What happens with my spent rechargeable battery when I recycle it through Verizon? Where does it go?
The spent rechargeable batteries are processed to reclaim the usable lithium, cobalt, nickel, iron and cadmium. The recovered metals are used to make new products, including new rechargeable batteries.
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Can alkaline batteries or non-rechargeable batteries be recycled?
No. Alkaline batteries and non-rechargeable batteries can't be recycled at our stores. Only rechargeable nickel cadmium, nickel metal hydride, lithium ion and small, sealed lead* batteries are accepted.
*Weighing less than 2 lbs. or 1 kg.