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Help us build a circular recycling model with the NEW Radox shower gel range

 

It all begins with your purchase. Finish your Radox bottle & refill with a Radox pouch, then recycle your empty pouch at a supermarket near you.

 

It all begins with your purchase

Each time you choose Radox you are choosing a shower gel made with 50% recycled plastic (*excluding cap and labels) which can also be refilled helping to reduce the amount of plastic which needs to be produced.

 

Finish & Refill

Once you’ve finished with your Radox shower gel bottle, refill with one of Radox’s new shower gel refill pouches, which use 74% less plastic versus the equivalent 2 x 225ml bottles.

 

How to Recycle

Bottle

As per the on-pack recycling label, you can recycle the Radox shower gel bottle at home by following your local council’s standard recycling process.

 

Pouches

You cannot recycle our shower gel and hand wash pouches at home currently as they are made of multi-material plastic. However, many retailers now have soft-plastic recycling drop off points in-store where you can take your refill pouch once used.

We recommend checking in with your local stores to find your nearest soft plastic recycling point, or you can use the Recycle Now Recycling Locator which can help identify your nearest recycling facility for specific items: https://www.recyclenow.com/recycling-locator

Radox’s parent company, Unilever, has also been taking a holistic approach to fix the issue of plastic pouch collection. We are aiming to help achieve widescale kerbside collection of flexible plastic across the UK, which is why we’re a member of the Flexible Plastic Fund – an industry coalition that is looking at how we can make it possible to recycle flexible plastics at home. You can find out more about this here: https://flexibleplasticfund.org.uk/flexcollect.

 

By adopting these 3 simple steps, you are helping us to reduce the amount of plastic in circulation.

Thank you for being on this journey with us. 

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