Used Filters Recycled
Bottles saved per filter
Tons Of Plastic Saved From Landfills
Free Filters Sent To Customers
WANT TO RECYCLE YOUR FILTERS AND GET REWARDED FOR IT?
1. SAVE YOUR FILTERS. Save 5 Pitcher filters or 5 Bottle filter cartridges. OR save 3 of any of the same Smart Shield filters (Under Sink or Sediment).
2. EMAIL US FIRST — please don't ship yet. Email support@epicwaterfilters.com (or tap the chat bubble) and tell us: which filter you're recycling, your Epic order number(s), how many you're sending and which type, your shipping address, and which free filter you'd like. We'll confirm you qualify, reserve your free replacement, and send you a Recycling Reference Number (it looks like EP-R-12345) plus the mailing address.
3. MAIL YOUR FILTERS. Write your Recycling Reference Number on the box, and include only unwrapped & unboxed filters. (Please don't include any extraneous packaging — bubble wrap, filter boxes/bags, packing peanuts, etc.)
Get a free filter as your REWARD! As soon as your box arrives, we recycle your filters and release your free replacement right away.
MAIL YOUR FILTERS TO (AFTER YOU'VE EMAILED US)
Epic Water Filters
Recycling
2209 S Dock ST
Palmetto, Fl 34221
This program is currently only available in the US. We are looking into recycling options for our customers abroad.
TERMS & CONDITIONS
Please mail us the same filter & the required amount of filters to receive a free one (see above).
Must be an active Clean Water Club subscriber.
Email support@epicwaterfilters.com before shipping to get your Recycling Reference Number.
Customer must pay for postage.
The filters don't need to be returned in their original boxes or packaging. Please only include unboxed and unwrapped filters in the box, and write your Recycling Reference Number (EP-R-…) on the outside.
OLD FILTERS, NEW PURPOSE
Thanks to our community, over 7,000 pounds of used Epic filters have been recycled, repurposed, and diverted from landfills. We believe sustainability doesn’t stop at clean water. That’s why we’re committed to giving every filter a second life, reducing waste, and rethinking what “used” really means.
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