LastObject - LastSwab Original Reusable Cotton Bud

Pack includes One x LastSwab which replaces +1000 single-use cotton swabs.

This swab is perfect for cleaning ears.

Functional design means it's easy to use. The swab simply pops into place for safe keeping and can dry inside the case too.

Easy to store in your gym bag, overnight bag, toiletry bag, makeup drawer or any place you fancy.

The case is made from Recycled Ocean-Bound Plastic and with proper care it will last you for 5-10 years.

Materials are durable and will help you reduce your CO2 footprint by 83% vs using single-use q-tips / cotton swabs.

The rod is made of glass fibre and polypropylene, a plastic that requires much less energy when manufactured and produces the lowest carbon dioxide emissions vs other plastics.

Packaging is Cradle to Cradle certified and printed with eco-friendly and safe ink.

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Tips: medical grade thermoplastic elastomers, TPE. Rod: glass fibre and polypropylene. Case: Ocean Bound Plastic.

LastSwab: 7,8cm long
The case measures: 7,8 x 0.88 cm

Use your swab like you would with a cotton swab. Clean your ears, apply ointments, separate your eyelashes, or adjust your makeup. The sky’s the limit!

To clean the swab, use a little soap and water and gently rub the tips for 1-2 seconds. Rinse and put it back into the fabulous case, and it’s ready to be used again.

The case can occasionally be cleaned with hand sanitiser.

Some or all parts of this product are recyclable through Biome's recycling program. View https://www.biome.com.au/pages/recycle-at-biome for more info.

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Last Object make reusable beauty products designed to replace common single-use items. Their products are durable and typically only require a couple of weeks of use to start saving on carbon emissions and environmental damage compared to their single-use alternatives. 'Cradle to Cradle' certified and made from recycled ocean-bound plastic, start Swabbing Responsibly today!

As of August 2023, LastObject are a member of the Innovation Alliance for a Global Plastics Treaty (IAGPT). They aim to combat plastic pollution through this organisation by supporting entrepreneurs as well as pragmatic and inclusive policies that are created by and for the businesses actually on the front lines of the war on single use.