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BIDI® Cares is currently unavailable while we make some improvements to our processes. However, do not forget to continue recycling because sustainability never stops.
Your small actions today can make a huge difference tomorrow.
A pioneering option from Bidi Vapor, the BIDI® Cares program allows customers to recycle components of the premium vaping device, the BIDI® Stick.
Know that to properly participate in BIDI® Cares, you must use the United States Postal Service (USPS). To do so, first visit a USPS location or go online to the official USPS website and obtain a free Priority Mail Small Flat Rate Box sized 8 ⅝ x 5 ⅜ x 1 ⅝. Once you have the box and complete the registration and/or shipping label steps, you must visit a USPS location in person to verify your age (21+) using a government-issued I.D. The USPS store clerk must check the I.D. before accepting the package for mailing.
To register or if you’re already registered and want to print a new shipping label, fill out this form:
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While the new law aims to prevent underage smoking, it also presents other challenges in delivery services that may affect small retail businesses and Bidi Vapor advocacies.
Batteries run most of the wireless technology we use today. However, Mother Nature suffers in exchange. Bidi Vapor with its BIDI® Cares program realizes this and has committed to promote sustainable practices.
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Learn why the consistently increasing amount of electronic waste is an area of concern that we need to take seriously. What is Electronic Waste? The rise of technology is a double-edged sword.
The COVID-19 pandemic spurred the wearing of masks, observing health protocols, and avoiding crowds for everyone’s safety. However, the plastic waste problem also rose. Does Mother Nature have to pay for all our efforts in self-preservation?