How to Replace Tervis Tumblers

How to Replace Tervis Tumblers
Written By
Donna McKinney
Donna McKinney
Published: Jul 9, 2010
Updated: Nov 20, 2021
2 minute read

However, on the off chance that your Tervis Tumbler becomes defective in any way, you can simply return it to Tervis, and they will replace it for free. You do not need to provide a sales receipt or any proof of purchase. When Tervis sees their name on the bottom of the tumbler, they will honor your request for a replacement.

Things You Will Need

  • Box or padded envelope
  • Replacement Request Form
    Go to the Tervis website
  1. Go to the Tervis website and click on the “Replacement Policy” link to get to the “Replacement & Return Policies” page. Click on the “Print Form” link to get to the “Replacement Request Form.”

  2. Print a copy of the replacement form
  3. Print out a copy of the Replacement Request Form.

  4. Complete the form
  5. Complete the form with the requested information. Be sure to sign and date in the space provided at the bottom of the form.

  6. Pack the tumbler in a box
  7. Pack the defective tumbler in a box or padded manilla envelope. Include the completed Replacement Request Form with the defective tumbler.

  8. Address the box
  9. Address the box or envelope to: Tervis Tumbler Company Attn: Returns 201 Triple Diamond Boulevard North Venice, FL 34275

  10. Mail the package
  11. Mail the package.

The Drip Cap

  • "Tervis Tumblers are made for life," according to the Tervis website.
  • However, on the off chance that your Tervis Tumbler becomes defective in any way, you can simply return it to Tervis, and they will replace it for free.
  • Complete the form with the requested information.

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Donna McKinney

Donna McKinney has been writing on topics ranging from science and technology to Christianity since 1985. Her articles are published on eurekalert.com and various other websites and in "Home Life" magazine and "Essential Connection"…

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