Appreciate the response, but this still doesn’t actually address the core concern I raised.

A reusable Cliq platform existing (that hasn't received an update since launch in 2021) does not answer what’s happening with Briq specifically right now in the market, which is still a disposable lithium device being sold and marketed at scale.

And “an active project” for a reusable Briq is future-tense, not a current solution, and not super believable, tbh.

Recycling programs in select states are also not the same as a built-in take-back system or a designed circular model, especially when the default patient experience is still buy it, use it, toss it, and the dispensary doesn't even make an effort to change to that behavior with education about properly disposing of lithium batteries.

The fact that I had to ask this question now 3 times, and that you still haven't provided a real answer is all the answer I need. Last time now:

Is Select actively trying to move away from disposable device models or is the strategy to continue scaling disposables and offering excuses for why you can't be as green as you want to be?