Go Green Batteries

About three billion batteries are sold annually in the U.S.
Batteries are considered to be hazardous materials and in most states it’s illegal to throw them in your trash.

Environmental Protection Agency has all the facts at www.epa.gov/battery

WE ARE COMMITTED!!!
Lenmar Enterprises, Inc has been actively trying to do its part in reducing the improper disposal of batteries and minimizing the need for alkaline batteries for over a decade. Lenmar has been proudly working with the Rechargeable Battery Recycling Corporation (RBRC) by offering its facility as a battery recycling center for the past several years. Even before the partnership, Lenmar has been consciously making efforts to reduce waste by manufacturing rechargeable batteries for over 10 years.

Look for the seal to make sure you’re purchasing batteries from companies that are consciously supporting a healthier environment.

The R2G batteries as well as all of the batteriesmanufactured by Lenmar Enterprises, Inc use recycled materials whenever possible. From the paper stock used to print the packaging to plastic package the batteries are sold in, if we can use recycled materials we will.

Most importantly each battery replaces up to 1,000 alkaline batteries!!!

Cool Facts about the Environmentally Friendly R2G Batteries:

R2G battery combines the convenience of alkaline with the benefits of a rechargeable battery.
R2G Battery will retain up to 85% of the total charge even after 1 year.
Ideal for pretty much everything in your home, including your digital camera, toys and other electronic devices.
All Lenmar rechargeable batteries are manufactured with the NoMEM® Technology.
1 R2G battery replaces 1,000 alkaline batteries, saving you money and our planet!!!

Isn’t it nice to know that you’re saving money while preserving the beauty of our planet?

In their own words…“RBRC (Rechargeable Battery Recycling Corporation) is a non-profit, public service organization created by the rechargeable power industry and dedicated to the recycling of rechargeable batteries and cell phones. The RBRC public education campaign and rechargeable battery and cell phone recycling program - Call2Recycle™ - is the result of the industry's determination to conserve natural resources and prevent rechargeable batteries and cell phones from entering the solid waste stream.” Visit www.rbrc.org for more information and a list of battery recycling facilities in your area.