Your voice can help build better collection access.

Tell us where the disposal gaps are. This short survey is a preview of the research we plan to use to shape Excelsior’s pilot.

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YOUR EXPERIENCE MATTERS

Help shape the solution.

Approximately 1–2 minutes · No name or email required · Optional comments · Preview only

1. Have you personally used disposable or rechargeable vaping devices? Yes, currently Yes, in the past No, never Prefer not to say

2. Based on your experience, what usually happens to unwanted vaping devices? They are kept at home They go into ordinary garbage They are taken to an Eco Station or approved recycler They are returned to a retailer that accepts them I don't know / not applicable

3. Before today, did you know Edmonton Eco Stations accept disposable and rechargeable vapes from residents? Yes No I wasn't sure

4. Would an approved collection point at a participating vape retailer make responsible disposal easier? Yes Maybe No

5. Which area would benefit most from a convenient collection point?

6. What would make proper vape disposal easier? (optional)

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