Medical & Pharmaceuticals recycling
How to Recycle Digital Thermometers
Electronic temperature measurement devices containing circuit boards, LCD displays, and batteries. Digital thermometers have largely replaced mercury models due to safety and accuracy advantages. They contain small amounts of precious metals in electronics but are generally safe for e-waste recycling. Battery replacement can extend device life significantly.
Recyclable$2-15 donation value for working units; $0.10-0.50 in recovered electronics
Quick answer
Yes, digital thermometers is recyclable. First step: Remove batteries for separate recycling. Where to take it: Electronics recycling facilities.
- Recyclable
- Yes
- Typical value
- $2-15 donation value for working units; $0.10-0.50 in recovered electronics
- Donate / take-back
- Available
How to Prepare
- 1Remove batteries for separate recycling
- 2Clean thoroughly with alcohol-based disinfectant
- 3