The WWF estimates that 10 million single-use masks will pollute our oceans each month if just 1% of masks are disposed of incorrectly.

Using patent-pending materials and manufacturing processes, EcoBreathe has been designed to meet and exceed the quality and effectiveness standards of it’s non-recyclable counterparts.

The trouble is that a mask’s efficacy is directly tied to it’s disposability. Reusable masks, for instance, become and remain contaminated, often transforming into vehicles for viral transmission themselves.

Most local councils will accept EcoBreathe (plastic film recycling, grade 5) through their kerbside recycling programs. Alternatively, we include a prepaid return shipping label with every order. Simply collect your masks in the resealable plastic baggie, place them back in their box, and post them to us after a 72 hour quarantine period. We will then collect and process them at our warehouse, before shipping them in bulk to one of our recycling partners.