Give Your Location a Used Vape Drop-Off Point.
Join the ResQ Vapes Take Back Program by hosting a collection bin for household, post-consumer disposable nicotine vapes.
Who Should Host a Bin?
ResQ bins work best in locations where everyday vape users already visit and where a clear, public drop-off point helps keep used devices out of trash cans.
Vape and Smoke Shops
Give customers a simple place to drop off household used disposable nicotine vapes after purchase or during return visits.
Offices and Venues
Support employees, guests, and repeat visitors with a controlled collection point for accepted household vape devices.
Community Locations
Help expand the Take Back Program into convenient public spaces where responsible drop-off is easy to find.
Simple Setup. Clear Rules. Real Collection Data.
ResQ works with host locations to place bins where they make sense, keep accepted-material rules visible, and track collections as the Take Back Program grows.
- You apply to host a ResQ collection bin.
- We confirm location fit, placement, and accepted-material rules.
- Your location becomes part of the public Take Back Program network.
- ResQ tracks volume, count, weight, and servicing needs as collections grow.
Why Host a ResQ Bin?
A host location helps make responsible household vape disposal more convenient while giving customers and visitors a practical reason to return.
Convenience for Visitors
Give vape users a visible place to drop off accepted devices instead of tossing them in regular trash.
Community Visibility
Show that your location supports a practical Take Back Program for household disposable nicotine vapes.
Potential Foot Traffic
Public drop-off locations can become recurring stops as the ResQ map and pilot network expand.
What Goes in the Bin?
Host locations should keep the program focused on household, post-consumer disposable nicotine vapes. Bulk or commercial material needs a separate inquiry.
Accepted
Household used disposable nicotine vapes from everyday users.
Not Accepted
THC, cannabis products, tanks, pods, mods, bottles, damaged devices, loose batteries, or large e-waste.
Commercial Waste
Inventory, recalls, overstock, confiscated devices, and bulk business waste should not go into public bins.
Good Host Fit vs. Not a Fit
The best host locations can keep the bin visible, accessible, and aligned with the household-only Take Back Program rules.
Good Fit
Public-facing locations with steady visitors, staff awareness, and a clean place to position the bin.
Needs Review
Schools, municipalities, campuses, and controlled environments may be better suited for a 10x10x10 box option.
Not Public Bin Material
Businesses trying to dispose of inventory, confiscations, recalls, damaged stock, or bulk vape waste.
Schools, Cities, and Controlled Programs
If your organization needs a discreet non-advertising option, ask about our 10x10x10 mail-back collection box powered by G2 Nightshade.
This may be a better path for schools, municipalities, government offices, and community programs that need a controlled Take Back Program setup.
Request 10x10 Box Info
Ready to Host a ResQ Bin?
Apply to join the ResQ Vapes Take Back Program as a host location, or contact us if you need a commercial or controlled-program option.
