Reusable Spray Bottle
Tanit
Use this Glass Spray Bottle again and again with REVOLUBAR Cleaner Tablet Refills, keeping countless amounts of plastic waste out of landfills and wat...
CA$15.00
Browse brands committed to plastic-free packaging and products. This collection features Canadian and international brands leading the zero-plastic movement—from personal care to home essentials. Discover companies with innovative packaging solutions and genuine sustainability commitments.
7 products in this collection
Tanit
Use this Glass Spray Bottle again and again with REVOLUBAR Cleaner Tablet Refills, keeping countless amounts of plastic waste out of landfills and wat...
CA$15.00
Tanit
Say goodbye to large plastic containers, plastic-wrapped pods & pacs, and enjoy a sparkling clean with nature....
CA$16.00
Tanit
Experience superior cleaning power effortlessly, and feel confident knowing your laundry is looking bright & fresh without any harsh chemical or plast...
CA$16.00
Tanit
Wash your hands comfortably, sustainably, and effectively with all-natural ingredients and eco-friendly packaging solutions....
CA$27.00
Good Juju
𝗗𝗘𝗧𝗢𝗫 𝗙𝗥𝗢𝗠 𝗛𝗔𝗜𝗥 𝗣𝗥𝗢𝗗𝗨𝗖𝗧 𝗕𝗨𝗜𝗟𝗗𝗨𝗣 – The MUST-HAVE bar in your hair care rotation! This award-winning Made in Canada Scalp Car...
CA$21.99
Abeego
Contains 2 large (13x13") square flats that are handcrafted in Canada 🇨🇦. Helps keep food fresh for a longer time - Self-adhesive and air resistant ...
CA$19.95
ATTITUDE
A lip gloss that provides the light and shine of a gloss with the soft texture of a balm. Available in 3 colors to match any style: Silky Pink, Ginger...
CA$20.00
Leading plastic-free brands in Canada include Tru Earth (laundry sheets in compostable packaging), Attitude (recyclable/refillable options), Rocky Mountain Soap Company, The Unscented Company (refills), Nellie's (powder in metal tins), and Meliora (concentrated cleaning). Many local makers also offer plastic-free products.
Initial costs can be higher, but many plastic-free alternatives save money long-term. Concentrated cleaners, refill programs, and reusable items reduce ongoing costs. Subscription discounts help. Factor in reduced waste disposal costs and environmental benefits when comparing prices.
Check packaging materials—look for paper, cardboard, glass, metal, or compostable materials. Beware of "recyclable" plastic claims (most plastic isn't actually recycled). Look for certifications and brand transparency. True plastic-free brands typically highlight their packaging choices prominently.
High-impact swaps include: reusable water bottle and coffee cup, cloth shopping bags, shampoo/conditioner bars, laundry sheets or powder in cardboard, bar soap, safety razor, beeswax wraps, and buying in bulk with your own containers. Focus on items you use daily.