Posted 2 November 2023
Recycle Your Pill Blisters Packs
Now you can register to recycle your pill blisters via the post you can send 2 lots of 30 a month.
You can only send them in a A4 envelope
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How it works
Aldi has partnered with TerraCycle so households and individuals can recycle all brands of empty medicine blister packs for free. Simply follow the steps below to send in your empty blister packs in an envelope, and we’ll recycle them!
Create a TerraCycle account - if you don’t already have one - and select from the drop-down list either the household or individual option depending on which one you are.
Join the Aldi Blister Pack Envelope Recycling Programme.
Download your prepaid shipping label (2 labels per TerraCycle account per month maximum).
Once you have downloaded and printed your shipping label, stick it on an envelope you have at home (maximum size of envelopes: C4 = 324mm x 229mm).
Fill your envelope with a maximum of 30 medicine blister packs.
Place your full envelope in a Royal Mail postbox to send it to TerraCycle for recycling.That means you can send us up to 60 empty medicine blister packs every month!
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You can only send them in a A4 envelope
See more about this freebie at Terracycle
How it works
Aldi has partnered with TerraCycle so households and individuals can recycle all brands of empty medicine blister packs for free. Simply follow the steps below to send in your empty blister packs in an envelope, and we’ll recycle them!
Create a TerraCycle account - if you don’t already have one - and select from the drop-down list either the household or individual option depending on which one you are.
Join the Aldi Blister Pack Envelope Recycling Programme.
Download your prepaid shipping label (2 labels per TerraCycle account per month maximum).
Once you have downloaded and printed your shipping label, stick it on an envelope you have at home (maximum size of envelopes: C4 = 324mm x 229mm).
Fill your envelope with a maximum of 30 medicine blister packs.
Place your full envelope in a Royal Mail postbox to send it to TerraCycle for recycling.That means you can send us up to 60 empty medicine blister packs every month!
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9 Comments
sorted byfunnily enough was wondering about this today
It's Superdrug and only to the stores that have pharmacies in them.
superdrug.com/dgf…ing
I am on a lot of medication and make up a weekly pillbox so I have a lot of blister packs.
In theory it sounds like a great idea, but has anyone done a study into the environmental costs of delivering all that waste?
I have noticed some manufacturers are using plasticised paper instead of foil now, which I guess makes recycling even more difficult and expensive.