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Earth Day, But Make it Honest: Turning Awareness Into Action

This Earth Day, move beyond awareness and take action. Rethink waste, support circular design, and be part of the shift toward a more sustainable future. Explore One More Time's recrafted products, join our initiatives, and help turn everyd

Post-event recap: Spark in the Dark x One More Time at KKNK 2026

Spark in the Dark and One More Time came together at KKNK 2026 to merge theatre and sustainability through a series of engaging activations. From vape donation stations to interactive charging hubs, the collaboration sparked meaningful conv

Orientation day at Stadio Durbanville: students meet vape recycling

At Stadio Durbanville's First Year Orientation Career Day, One More Time hosted an interactive activation, sparking conversations with students about sustainability, innovation, and the expanding opportunities in the circular economy. Throu

Backing the Downward Dog for Dogs raffle

We're one of the sponsors of the Downward Dog for Dogs raffle: R50 a ticket, R25,000 in prizes, and every rand goes to local animal shelters.

One More Time X Lush South Africa: Where Sustainability Meets Sensory Design

One More Time teams up with Lush South Africa for a limited-edition collaboration that blends sustainable tech with sensory design. Inspired by Lush's iconic bath bombs, Twilight and Sweet As Honey, the collection reimagines One More Night

The Gift That Keeps Connecting

Celebrate the gifting season with colour-paired OMN power banks and a mood-setting Dock. Create meaningful shared moments through gifts that power connection, light, and togetherness. More

One More Night November: A Month of Experiences, Powered by You

The only thing you need to access our exclusive November events? Your One More Night power bank! That's right - your power bank isn't just a device, it's your official pass. Present it at participating venues to unlock free entry, exclusive

Batteries From TEMU Tested: The Results Were Shocking

Cheap batteries from Temu may look tempting, but our testing tells a very different story. At ONE MORE TIME, we put 10 of these “2200 mAh” and “2600 mAh” cells through our lithium testers—and the results were shockingly bad. None came close

One More Time: Our Mission and Journey on CapeTalk

Origins in reimagining discarded materials, One More Time discusses its evolution from a single flagship product into a growing platform of ventures, with Pippa Hudson on CapeTalk 567 AM. Listen to the full conversation here.More

Cape Talk Vape Recycling Chat

Why Did We Make The Re-Pot?

Your Vape Deserves a Second Chance Too.

Single-use vapes are becoming a major source of e-waste in South Africa, but they don’t have to end up in landfills. At One More Time, we give these devices a second life by transforming them into colourful power banks through vape recyclin

One More Time on Cape Talk

We were thrilled to be featured on Good Morning Cape Town with Lester Kiewit on cape Talk, where we discussed the importance of recycling single-use vapes and shared how we do it. Huge thanks to Lester for having us and giving us a chance t

Beyond Power Banks

At One More Time, we're developing lithium-based solutions like Router UPS systems, home inverters, and lighting to help South Africans stay connected during loadshedding. More than just power banks, our mission is to reduce e-waste and emp

Recycle Single-Use Vapes into Power Banks

At One More Time they repurpose single-use vapes into sleek, sustainable power banks - helping reduce e-waste and promote a cleaner, greener future. More

Why The Drips?

What started as a failed attempt to mimic a vape led to the creation of our signature "drip" design. In just nine hours, the first One More bank prototype was born - symbolizing a shift from disposability to purpose. At One More Time, we're

Which Vape is The One More Bank Made Of?

The One More Bank is built using repurposed AirPops vapes - one of the most commonly disregarded single-use vapes in South Africa. By reusing their aluminum castings and lithium batteries, we reflect local consumption patterns while giving