Peppermint Mouthwash Concentrate by Canary
Fulfilled by our friends at Canary
Plastic-Free Canary concentrated mouthwash is another easy, sustainable way to maintain fresh breath and healthy oral care at home, the office, or when traveling. We have formulated a potent concentrate in order to reduce shipping waste and increase energy efficiencies by avoiding shipping extra water weight around the world. This formula, once mixed with fresh water tastes great and leaves your breath kissably-fresh. The reusable glass mixing bottle in the kit is meant to be refilled over and over again in an effort to help rid our landfills of additional waste.
Pro Tip: Refill the small bottles with the mixed mouthwash when you are traveling or on the go. For more ideas to reuse our bottles and reduce waste, follow us on social media.
Orders are typically shipped within 48 hours, and average shipping times can be 2 to 10 days.
If you aren’t completely satisfied with your Canary products within the first 30 days of the receipt date, email them at info@canarycleanco.com and they’ll process a refund for your purchase. They can only accept returns on unopened and unused products, or for ordering errors. They cannot accept returns on most products if used for safety reasons, but also in consideration of the environmental impact and expense of shipping.
About the brand
Canary
Canary was born out of a desire to make the purge of plastics fun, accessible & unexpected with conscious personal & home care products that kick a--. We take an unconventional approach to inspire you to think twice about the products you bring home. Let’s have some fun while we purge plastic and level up what’s in our bathroom and home. Because no one said these products need to be boring.
Brand Sustainability Statement
Canary
As parents & earthlings we have decided that it is no longer acceptable to stand by & watch the trash build up around the earth and pile up into the future of our children. Our oceans are full of islands of plastic trash & less than 5% of plastic is actually recycled! It's time to clean up where we clean up.
