Recyclable Packaging
Please recycle packaging materials when possible. If not applicable, dispose accordingly to your federal, state, and local regulations.
Sustainable Packaging Materials
We are committed to providing transparent packaging information to support your sustainability, regulatory, and reporting needs.
Our packaging types include outer shippers and primary kit boxes. Below represents our packaging types and material compositions.
Note: Packaging information is updated periodically as new data becomes available. Data shown reflects the best information available at the time of publication.
Outer Shippers
Description: Brown (Kraft), Corrugated Cardboard Box
Material Composition: 95% Paper Cellulose Fiber, 58.5% Recycled Contents
Kit Boxes
Description: Blue Thin Paperboard Box
Material Composition: >95% Paper Cellulose Fiber
Kit Boxes
Description: Blue Corrugated Cardboard Box
Material Composition: 57% Recycled Fibers and 43% New Fibers
Kit Boxes
Description: Blue Thin Paperboard Box
Material Composition: 100% Recycled Paper
Commonly Asked Questions
What is sustainable packaging?
Packaging designed to reduce environmental impact by using fewer resources, creating less waste, and incorporating recyclable, recycled, and/or renewable materials.
What is recycled material?
A material that can be collected, processed, and made into new products after it has been used. Common recyclable materials include paper, cardboard, glass, metals, and some plastics.
Why is sustainable packaging important?
It can help to reduce waste, conserve natural resources, and lower environmental impacts. Sustainable packaging can keep materials in use longer through recycling and reuse. It can also make it easier for customers to recycle packaging properly and helps companies meet growing environmental and regulatory expectations.