You all have been asking for this, for years….
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It’s good to have this on it’s own thread so it’s easier to find than the mention by TomH back in December OmniPod Lessons Learned - #28 by TomH
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I went ahead and requested a kit. Try to pass on the “environment friendly” message to Liam. 
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I’ve been doing this for awhile now; well, for as long as I’ve been using Omnipod! It is easy and straightforward. They must have done a pilot program in Massachusetts.
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I learned about it from @TomH 's post. Here’s what I got (haven’t go round to filling it yet 
Instructions, red safety baggies, box with already attached shipping label (so skip step 5 on the instructions; it must have confused some people).
Please take note of step 2 - “only used Pods”: DO NOT INCLUDE THE DOG.
Box, assembled (stick hand in and push out) with red baggie inserted (seems like this might be easier) and dog for size comparison:
ADDENDUM: here it is with 60 pods (I counted them), I believe I could get at least 80 in there:
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I am glad to be able to recycle the pods again. I requested a kit and received two—sweet!
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This is good. Now let’s get recycling for CGM and infusion applicators.
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Yep! That’s what I received, not 1, but 2 kits! Already have about 10 used pods (no dog)!! Hoping they actually get recycled! My small part of trying to be green!
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