Born in 2019, in Colorado, Voniko is a thriving brand in USA. With success on online platforms,Voniko starts its expansion all over the America.

Like its brand meaning (‘von’ originates from German, standing for “from” while ‘iko’ is from ancient Greek which means “power”.Hence, from power, the brand Voniko is born), Voniko is chosen as the symbol of long duration, ultimate power and source of infinite energy.

Regardless of severe environment, Voniko batteries always stand out to go with you by providing endless power to your starving devices. Voniko will never let you down to carry on the toughest task with you.

This website (vonikoshop.com)is owned and managed by Voniko®. and vonikoshop.com is an online shopping site under the Voniko® , dedicated to the online sale of Voniko® products within the united states. 

Where to Recycle Alkaline Batteries

 If you want to do the right thing and recycle your alkaline batteries, you've got several options. The good news is that battery recycling is becoming easier and more accessible across the country.

Retail Drop-Off Locations

Many major retailers have partnered with recycling programs to accept batteries. Call2Recycle has established battery drop-off locations across the country, including Home Depot, Lowe's and Staples. While these programs primarily focus on rechargeable batteries, some locations also accept single-use alkaline batteries.

The Home Depot has partnered with Call2Recycle, a nonprofit battery recycling program. Rechargeable batteries can be dropped off in Call2Recycle bins at the store. However, it's worth noting that You can't take single-use batteries to Call2Recycle drop-off sites at The Home Depot in all cases. Call ahead to your local store to confirm they accept alkaline batteries.

Other retail options include Best Buy, Batteries Plus Bulbs, and some Staples locations. These stores may charge a small fee for alkaline battery recycling, but the service is convenient and helps keep batteries out of landfills.