LastSwab Original Reusable Swab

Say goodbye to single-use cotton swabs that can do damage to the environment and trade them in for this Last Object LastSwab Basic Reusable Swab. This reusable cotton swab for ear cleaning can be reused 1.000 times and can help save the planet from up to 1.000 used cotton swabs with each purchase. Plus. it’s made with textured tips on both ends to easily and gently grab your ear wax. All you need to do to reuse this Last Swab ear wax grabber is to wash it by hand using soap and water and let air dry. Choose between penguin black or dolphin turquoise.

Grove members are saying things like this in their LastSwab reviews: I was quite skeptical about this product. but so far I’m loving it! It’s sturdy enough to not bend or break with a little pressure. but it’s still soft and flexible enough to be comfortable. I’m pretty excited about not having to pick up all the disposable ones that my cat always dug out of the trash. And the case is rather nifty! (Kala M.)

What are reusable swabs made of?

This reusable cotton swab from Last Object features tips made of medical TPE. rods made from polypropylene (PP) that’s reinforced with glass fiber. all in a recycled. ocean-bound plastic case.

How long does LastSwab last?

This Last Object LastSwab Basic Reusable Swab can be used and reused up to 1.000 times. If you use it once a day. that’s almost three years of use. After your reusable cotton swab has run its course. it’s super easy to replace. too.

Need to recycle your LastObject products?

LastObject has partnered with Pact Collective to provide you with a solution for hard-to-recycle beauty packaging Pact offers a combination of collection services for LastObject. It’s easy and simple!

The most sustainable way to use their service is to deposit your used LastSwab rods and LastTissue silicone cases in one of their bins around the country. Find a location . If you don’t have access to a bin you can follow instructions to mail back your used items.

Remember that LastObject’s outer packaging and recycled ocean-bound plastic cases can be recycled in a standard recycling bin.

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