Xylitol Mints in Plastic Free Packaging 300 Count

I was skeptical about a paper container holding up in my purse, but this one's survived two weeks of daily tosses and still closes tight. The 300 count means I'm not reordering anytime soon, which makes the plastic-free choice feel actually sustainable.

The tin’s been living in my work bag for three weeks, and the fact that it’s all cardboard and metal instead of a plastic clamshell makes me feel a little better about my desk. 300 mints is a solid count, and they don’t crumble when I toss the tin around.

Felt guilty every time I tossed a plastic mint case in the trash, so this cardboard container is a huge relief. The 300 count means I’m not rationing them either, and they’re sturdy enough to survive my purse without crushing.