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Recycle Your Purely UV & Purely Anion Bulbs

Recycle Flourecent BulbsPurely Enterprises is committed to protecting our environment and providing our customers with options for responsible disposal of your Purely UV germicidal ultraviolet and Purely Anion compact fluorescent bulbs.

Return your old bulbs to Purely Enterprises at any time for recycling at no charge.

Return bulbs to:
Purely Enterprises, LLC
Attn: Recycling Program
10301 Cogdill Road, Suite 310
Knoxville, TN 37932

Get 10% off your next order by printing this PDF form. Fill in the requested information and include this form with your return.

recycling formReturn bulbs and reorder form to:

Purely Enterprises, LLC
Attn: 10% Recycling Discount
10301 Cogdill Road, Suite 310
Knoxville, TN 37932

NOTE: Purely UV and Purely Anion bulbs can be returned for recycling at any time. No additional purchase necessary.

What are the Benefits of Recycling?

  • Keeps mercury containing products out of inappropriate waste disposal streams (especially incineration)
  • Preferred disposal method in most states for mercury-containing lamps
  • Consistent with solid waste disposal bans and partial bans in some states
  • May limit user's superfund liability and...
  • Simplifies enforcement

Lamp recycling is not self-supporting. Spent lamps have no intrinsic value or embodied energy. The recovered mercury has minimal value however the cost of recycling lamps is relatively small compared to the cost savings from using energy efficient lighting. Generally, fluorescent lamps are four to five times more efficient than incandescent bulbs. Fluorescent lamps reduce energy consumption, which saves you money. Reducing energy use also cuts down on power plant emissions of mercury and other emissions that contribute to global climate change, acid rain and smog.

Source: National Electrical Manufacturers Association www.LampRecylce.org

Find an Association of Lighting and Mercury Recyclers (ALMR) Affiliated Recycler

Click here to find a recycler near you http://www.almr.org/map2.html