Sustainability
Care for your routine.
Consider what comes next.
From keeping a formula at its best to knowing what belongs in the recycling bin, small details deserve attention.
Practical care.
Clear information.
Sustainability starts with understanding the item in your hand. Packaging requirements and local recycling programs differ. This guide focuses on practical steps you can take, with product-specific questions directed to our team.
Start with the product you already have.
Whether your bottle is NAD+, NMN, D3 + K2, or Berberine, start with its own directions and storage instructions. Keep the original label readable and check the date before use.
Make the details easy to find
Keep the original label and batch number with the product. They help you follow its instructions and give our team the information needed to answer a question.
Look at each part of the package.
A bottle, cap, seal, label, and shipping box may need different handling. Check the markings on each part before deciding where it goes. If you are unsure what a component is made from, ask us about the specific product.
A symbol is a starting point
A resin code identifies a type of plastic. It does not, by itself, mean your local program accepts that item. Check local guidance before placing it in your recycling bin.
The right destination depends on where you live.
Your local recycling provider is the best source for what it accepts and how items should be prepared. Check its guidance on bottles, caps, paper, and cardboard. Keep materials it does not accept out of the recycling bin.
A useful place to start
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency offers a guide to common recyclables, including why local acceptance matters.
Questions are part of the process.
Want to know more about the packaging on an InfiniteLabs product? Send the product name, the batch number, and your question. Specific details help our team give you a useful answer.
A few useful answers.
Can every part of my packaging be recycled?
Not necessarily. Materials and local collection programs vary. Check each component and follow the instructions from your local recycling provider.
Can I reuse the shipping box?
If the box is clean, dry, and in good condition, consider keeping it for storage or another shipment. When it is no longer useful, check your local cardboard recycling requirements.
