PharmaCycle

05/06/2026

This World Environment Day, we take a look behind the scenes at how blister packs are recycled!

04/06/2026

And of course, don't forget to drop off your blister packs at the nearest Pharmacycle location near you! 💙

02/06/2026

May was big. Like, 150-million-blister-packs big.
Swipe to catch up with what we've been up to! ♻️

29/05/2026

An amazing milestone with one of our first pharmacy partners! 💙

29/05/2026

25 Million blister packs recycled through Blooms The Chemist ♻️💚

A huge milestone made possible by the incredible Blooms customers, pharmacy teams, and communities coming together to reduce medication waste and keep blister packs out of landfill.

Every pack recycled makes a difference, and we’re just getting started! 🌏✨

20/05/2026

Great to see Albury City spreading the word on blister pack recycling! Drop your empty blister packs at a participating pharmacy near you, and we'll make sure they get a second life. ♻️

Blister packs don’t belong in your recycling bin, and deserve a better ending than landfill.

They’re made from mixed materials like aluminium and PVC, which standard recycling can’t process.

There’s a better option. PharmaCycle helps recover these materials so they don’t end up in landfill.

Next time you’re heading to the chemist, take your empty blister packs with you. Participating pharmacies across Australia accept them, including all Chemist Warehouse stores.

Find your closest drop-off point: https://www.pharmacycle.com.au/find-a-location

Make it easy: keep a small jar or box at home for used blister packs so you can grab them on your way out.

19/05/2026

Not everything belongs in the kerbside recycling bin⁉️

Chris Foley, CEO of the Australian Packaging Covenant Organisation, breaks down why kerbside recycling is such a challenge.

17/05/2026

This Sustainable House Day, hear from Think Fencing Pty Ltd’s founder, Jack Fitzgerald, about the story behind One Deck and its use of recycled plastic from blister packs!

15/05/2026

150 million blister packs diverted from Australian landfills ♻💙

14/05/2026

What does millions of blister packs really look like?

Since launch, Pharmacycle has collected and recycled more than 150 million blister packs across Australia. This milestone represents millions of small actions by individuals, pharmacies, councils, and partners choosing a path to sustainability.